The Resources Library
Everything you need to buy, sell, finance, and protect your manufactured home. Plain language. No paywalls. No upsells. Just information that puts you in control.
Looking for a Lender?
Manufactured home financing is different from conventional mortgages. Our Lender Directory lists the specialists who actually serve this market — with honest information about rates, loan types, and whether they finance park-sited or used homes.
Free Tools for Homeowners
Free resources to help you price, photograph, and prepare your manufactured home for sale.
Seller Success Guide
Practical advice from someone who has bought and sold hundreds of manufactured homes. Covers pricing, photos, marketing, park approvals, and 12 tips to sell faster and for more money.
Read the Seller Success GuideBuyer's Home Inspection Checklist
A complete printable checklist of what to ask, inspect, and verify before buying a manufactured home. Covers title, park details, home condition, systems, and a cost worksheet.
View ChecklistPhoto Checklist & Tips
A room-by-room guide to photographing your home for a listing that sells. Covers exterior front and rear, living room, kitchen, master bedroom, bathrooms, and recent updates. Minimum 8 photos required — listings with 10+ get 3x more inquiries.
View Photo GuideFinancing Resource Center
Finding a lender for a manufactured home is harder than it should be. 64% of chattel loan applications are denied. Our Lender Match quiz helps you understand your financing options and find the right loan type for your situation.
- Chattel loans for park-sited homes
- FHA, VA, and USDA options explained
- Owner financing considerations
- Lender Match quiz to find your loan type
Watch Out for These Scams
Rent-to-Own Traps
Contracts that look like rent-to-own but never actually transfer title.
Cash Buyer Lowballs
Investors who offer 30–50% of market value to sellers who don't know their home's worth.
Fake Lender Fees
Upfront 'processing fees' from lenders who never actually fund the loan.
Title Washing
Homes sold with undisclosed liens or titles that were never properly transferred.
If something feels wrong, trust your instincts. Consult an attorney before signing anything you do not fully understand.