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Can you get an FHA loan on a mobile home?

An FHA loan for mobile home financing makes ownership easier with flexible options, HUD-approved standards, and accessible lender requirements.

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Can you get an FHA loan on a mobile home?

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  1. Can you get an FHA loan on a mobile home?

  2. What is considered a “mobile home”? A mobile home generally means a dwelling built before June 15, 1976, before HUD’s stricter construction standards kicked in. Later-built homes—called "manufactured homes"—must meet HUD Codes, have a permanent chassis, and display that official red certification label. That’s what really qualifies for FHA financing.

  3. How an FHA loan works An FHA loan for mobile home is a mortgage backed by the FHA, which insures the loan so lenders feel secure lending—even if your credit or savings are modest. You work with an FHA-approved lender, and the FHA steps in if you can’t pay, making qualifying smoother and more accessible.

  4. How to get an FHA manufactured home loan for a mobile home To get an FHA loan for mobile home, choose between Title I—for just the home, even if land isn’t yours—or Title II—if the home is fixed to land you own. The home must meet HUD standards, be on a foundation, and you apply through an FHA-approved lender. Down payment, credit score, and residency rules still apply.

  5. FHA home loan eligibility requirements To qualify, your manufactured home must be your primary residence, built after June 15, 1976, HUD-labeled, on a permanent foundation, and meet property standards (size, utilities). You also need minimum credit, a down payment (3.5–10%), acceptable debt-to-income ratio, and lender approval. Rules also apply for lot ownership or leases.

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