If you’re shopping for a manufactured home, determining the loan amount you’re able to handle can be quite difficult. Since purchasing a manufactured home with the help of a loan is a long-term financial commitment, assessing whether you can really afford a significant increase in your monthly debt payment could help you make an informed decision. To ensure you’re doing your calculations correctly, it’s important to know the components of a manufactured home loan as well as the elements that can affect the monthly loan payment amount. A manufactured home loan includes:
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Ready to Buy? Tips On How To Budget for Your House Payment
Thursday, 12 March 2020
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Renting an Apartment vs Owning a Manufactured Home
Friday, 14 February 2020
Tags: Home Owner Information, Credit Union Tips, Renter Information
Sometimes, renting an apartment can be cheaper than buying a home. But in many locations throughout the country, rental rates are higher than the monthly mortgage payments on comparable (or even bigger) properties. While many people prefer to rent a place particularly because of the flexibility renting provides, there are a few undeniable advantages associated with owning a home, especially a manufactured home.
Should Manufactured Home Communities Require Tenants to Carry Insurance?
Friday, 23 June 2017
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Nowadays, many manufactured homeowners choose to place their homes in land-lease communities. In exchange for a reasonable monthly rent, a manufactured home community resident can have access to common utilities like water, electricity, natural gas and sewer along with different amenities, such as cable, Internet, playgrounds, pools and so on.