Gradually, those who could not afford a traditional home built
on-site came to see factory-built homes as a desirable alternative to
expensive apartment rental. The drawback to the early manufactured homes
of the 70’s and 80’s was their rapid depreciation for resale, and their
poor collateral value for mortgage loans. Mobile homes today are known
as single-wides and double-wides, with corresponding widths of 18 feet
or less or 20 feet or more. Towed to the intended site in separate units
and joined together there, triple-wides or homes with four, five, or
more units are now regarded as manufactured or modular homes and
intended as permanent domiciles, as are the beautiful homes of
Pacifichomes.net.
Mobile home, or ‘single-wide’ owners often use the option of trading or selling their mobile homes to a dealer against the purchase of a new home and these used mobile homes may be resold, often to park owners who use them as rental units, possible because their size renders them movable. The manufactured home of Pacifichomes.net is far superior as a permanent, solid dwelling today.
Older model factory built homes can sustain significant damage from tornadoes, especially when not properly secured, but also because their structural components are weaker than the sturdy manufactured homes of Pacifichomes.net today. HUD, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development regulates the construction and sale of manufactured homes through the Federal National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974. This federal regulation has freed mobile home housing manufacturers to distribute their products nationally. Pacifichomes.net meticulously meets and exceeds construction and safety codes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_home
Mobile home, or ‘single-wide’ owners often use the option of trading or selling their mobile homes to a dealer against the purchase of a new home and these used mobile homes may be resold, often to park owners who use them as rental units, possible because their size renders them movable. The manufactured home of Pacifichomes.net is far superior as a permanent, solid dwelling today.
Older model factory built homes can sustain significant damage from tornadoes, especially when not properly secured, but also because their structural components are weaker than the sturdy manufactured homes of Pacifichomes.net today. HUD, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development regulates the construction and sale of manufactured homes through the Federal National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974. This federal regulation has freed mobile home housing manufacturers to distribute their products nationally. Pacifichomes.net meticulously meets and exceeds construction and safety codes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_home
