Also known as factory-built and factory-made, manufactured homes refer to houses built and assembled at off-site facilities away from the land where they will eventually be placed. Upon completion, the residences are transported to the land development.

1. A Look at Manufactured
Homes
By Kevin Wessell

2. A Look at Manufactured Homes
Also known as factory-built and factory-
made, manufactured homes refer to
houses built and assembled at off-site
facilities away from the land where they
will eventually be placed. Upon
completion, the residences are
transported to the land development.

3. A Look at Manufactured Homes
The types of manufactured homes can vary drastically,
and they can range from traditional mobile homes to
more complex structures. Modular homes are partially
assembled before transport. They involve completing
individual sections in a primary location and putting them
together on-site. Unlike traditional homes, which
subscribe to local guidelines, manufactured homes must
follow federal law. The
United States Department of Housing and Urban Developmen
(HUD) obtained purview over these facilities in the mid-
1970s, and they remain responsible for overseeing their
design and creation.

4. A Look at Manufactured Homes
Another difference between the two types
is the cost. People often buy
manufactured homes because they are
cheaper. However, the personal property
loans used to acquire one may carry a
higher interest rate than a mortgage.

5. About the Author
The Chief Executive Officer of 1-800-
COMPANY, LLLP, Kevin Wessell aids
individuals in establishing bank accounts
and corporations. Moreover, Wessell
educates people on how to develop
properties with manufactured homes.

6. About the Author
The Chief Executive Officer of 1-800-
COMPANY, LLLP, Kevin Wessell aids
individuals in establishing bank accounts
and corporations. Moreover, Wessell
educates people on how to develop
properties with manufactured homes.