Mobile homes, also known as manufactured homes, can be a cost-effective alternative to buying a traditional home. Due to their lower cost and depreciation, most traditional mortgage lenders don't ...

A used mobile home can cost less than a new SUV, making them a perfect first step for many homebuyers. Now called manufactured houses, they’ve become a best-bet for a growing number of prospective ...

Manufactured housing is all the rage these days. While most first-time homebuyers used to only consider traditional single-family homes, many are now turning towards property that, dare we say it, ...

While inflation has slowed since its peak, prices are still rising, with shelter and vehicle insurance being major contributors. It’s generally well understood that buying a mobile home is cheaper ...

Move comes as HUD making manufactured homes a priority as it seeks to boost housing affordability, access Fannie Mae is opening up its Manufactured Home Advantage program to single-wide factory-built ...

Buying a mobile home isn’t the same as buying a traditional house built on site on a foundation. But depending on your budget and where you’re looking to buy, a factory-built home may be the right ...

Mobile or manufactured homes are taking the U.S. by storm. According to statistics from the manufactured housing industry, roughly 22 million people in the United States live in a manufactured or ...

A single-wide mobile home costs $4,000 to $10,000 to move locally, according to industry websites and experts we spoke with. For a long-distance move or a double- or triple-wide mobile home, plan to ...