Hello! I've seen a lot of people ask questions regarding loans on manufactured homes, but I didn't quite find what I was looking for when searching. I have a double-wide manufactured home on about 5 acres in CO, and I own it outright. I just finished remodeling it, and I want to take out a loan against it. Comps put it around $500k. I know there are issues with financing manufactured homes, but I have a lot of equity. If I can't use it, I'd rather sell the property. Are there any ways to use the equity that don't have brutal rates? Thanks!
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
You can finance manufactured homes with a DSCR loan. the max LTV is 65% for both purchase and refinance. It also cannot be on a land lease.
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
@Account Closed- thanks - I am not aware of any lender that will do a loan on an INV manuf home property ...you might contact the local small to mid size credit unions and banks in your area ...you also might try the bank that you have funds deposited at - good luck
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
You can finance manufactured homes with a DSCR loan. the max LTV is 65% for both purchase and refinance. It also cannot be on a land lease.
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
You can finance manufactured homes with a DSCR loan. the max LTV is 65% for both purchase and refinance. It also cannot be on a land lease.
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
You can finance manufactured homes with a DSCR loan. the max LTV is 65% for both purchase and refinance. It also cannot be on a land lease.
@Account Closed- thanks ..based on the post I am not sure if the MH is your primary home or an investmenet property ?? if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any) lenders doing regular or DSCR loans on rental MH homes
Sorry for the confusion. It's an investment property.
You can finance manufactured homes with a DSCR loan. the max LTV is 65% for both purchase and refinance. It also cannot be on a land lease.
Do you do these loans? I have one I need done
Yes
Im shooting you a message about a deal I am currently working. I believe it fits your parameters.
little late on this one but we can do manufactured home for up to 80% LTV
80% of value or 80% of purchase? Because of lot of lenders tell me LTV and actually mean LTP.
It'll go off the lower of purchase price or appraised value. I have never seen a lender that will go off the appraised value if the purchase price is lower for a DSCR loan.
@Jake Yuskaitis Its called Delayed Cash-out refi. As long as the property is bought in cash (with own funds). The cash-out loan LTV is based on the appraised value. And loan amount is based on the lower of the cash-out LTV or purchase price + purchase closing cost.
@Jake Yuskaitis Its called Delayed Cash-out refi. As long as the property is bought in cash (with own funds). The cash-out loan LTV is based on the appraised value. And loan amount is based on the lower of the cash-out LTV or purchase price + purchase closing cost.
DSCR (long term and short term) is available for a Manufactured home.
What are your terms?
Most lenders generally cap the LTV to 70% on Manufactured Homes. Most loans are 30 year fixed and rates can be anywhere from 6.25-8% depending on LTV, PPP, Location, and credit.
For some odd reason, in the last 2 weeks, I've received like 15 quote request for manufactured homes. I usually receive that in a year. Sadly, none of my lenders offer them. I had one lender over a year ago offering them, but LTV was reduced by 10%.