What Is a Manufactured Home Loan?
Select Home Loans is committed to helping Daytona Beach residents finance their manufactured homes with ease. Manufactured home loans offer affordable ways to purchase a home in this vibrant city, whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to refinance. With our variety of loan options and flexible terms, you can find a solution that fits your financial goals. Our team will guide you through the process, providing expert support from application to closing. We pride ourselves on offering fast approvals, competitive rates, and a smooth, transparent process. Trust Select Home Loans to help you make your manufactured home purchase in Daytona Beach simple and stress-free.
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Manufactured homes (factory-built homes meeting HUD's 1976+ construction standards, on a permanent foundation) are an important part of Florida's housing stock — especially in retirement communities, rural areas, and the Florida Keys. Despite a long-running myth, manufactured homes can absolutely be financed with conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA loans.
We have access to multiple manufactured-home programs, including programs that finance the home and the land together (real-property classification) and programs that handle older units, pre-HUD homes (with restrictions), and chattel-only loans (home only, leased land).
Florida-specific considerations include hurricane wind-zone requirements, anchoring documentation, and verification of the HUD tags. We handle all of this in-house.
Yes — Fannie Mae's MH Advantage and Freddie's CHOICEHome programs both finance qualifying manufactured homes at near-conventional terms.
Yes, with a 3.5% down payment, provided the home meets HUD construction standards (post-June 1976) and is on a permanent foundation.
Yes. Many programs require minimum square footage and width measurements, which double-wide and larger homes typically meet.
Yes — including cash-out refinances. Some streamline programs also exist for existing FHA and VA manufactured-home loans.
Yes — chattel loans finance the structure when the land is leased (common in Florida 55+ communities). Terms differ from real-property financing.