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Golden mortgages from multiple lenders and mortgage brokers to finance your home purchase.Homes For Sale Lake Sam RayburnFind and compare Golden Apartments for rent.Homemade Toilet Cleaner With BoraxSoak Up the SunHomes For Sale In Westminster Heights Opelousas La Splash down in the beautiful water amenities at the Paradise Resort. There is so much to do in Myrtle Beach! See all of the area attractions. Enjoy a great meal with an incredible view! With over 80 area courses to choose from, you can build your ultimate golf getaway or just book a round of fun.Under the Title I program, FHA approved lenders make loans from their own funds to eligible borrowers to finance the purchase or refinance of a manufactured home and/or lot.

FHA insures the lender against loss if the borrower defaults. Credit is granted based upon the applicant's credit history and ability to repay the loan in regular monthly installments. FHA does not lend money; FHA insures loans in order to encourage mortgagees to lend. Title I manufactured home loans are not Federal Government loans or grants. The interest rate, which is negotiated between the borrower and the lender, is required to be fixed for the entire term of the loan, which is generally 20 years. A Title I loan may be used for the purchase or refinancing of a manufactured home, a developed lot on which to place a manufactured home, or a manufactured home and lot in combination. The home must be used as the principal residence of the borrower. Manufactured Homes Placed on a Leased Lot For Title I insured loans, borrowers are not required to purchase or own the land on which their manufactured home is placed.  Instead borrowers may lease a lot, such as a site lot within a manufactured home community or mobile home park. 

When the land/lot is leased, HUD requires the lessor to provide the manufactured homeowner with an initial lease term of 3 years.  In addition, the lease must provide that the homeowner will receive advance written notice of at least 180 days, in the event the lease is to be terminated.  These lease terms are designed to protect homeowners in case the lessors sell the land or close the park. Manufactured homes are usually purchased through dealers or retailers that sell the homes. The names of lenders in your area which specialize in financing manufactured homes can be obtained from local retailers. These retailers are listed in the yellow pages of your telephone directory. They have the required application forms. Manufactured homes must comply with the Model Manufactured Home Installation Standards, and all applicable state and local requirements governing the installation and construction of the manufactured home foundation system. HUD provides two types of consumer protection.

The borrower must sign a HUD Placement Certificate agreeing that the home has been installed and set-up to their satisfaction by the retailer before the lender can give the loan proceeds to the retailer. After moving in, the borrower can call HUD at (800) 927-2891 to get assistance about the problems with construction of the home. An Eligible Manufactured Home Must The proceeds of a Title I manufactured home loan may not be used to finance furniture (for example, beds, chairs, sofas, lamps, rugs, etc.). However, built-in appliances and equipment and wall-to-wall carpeting are eligible for financing. Want Advice on Buying a Home? HUD encourages those who are considering a home purchase to talk with a HUD-approved housing counseling agency for guidance.  These agencies offer free assistance to consumers in meeting their specific housing goals.  A housing counselor can assess your financial situation, determine available options, and is familiar with various HUD programs and other local community resources.

HUD-approved counseling agencies are located throughout  the country.  You can find a counseling agency near you by calling (800) 569-4287 (toll-free). Or, search for HUD-approved housing counseling agency near you by visiting the following website: http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfm The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing and related transactions, including mortgages and home improvement loans. Lenders may not deny funds or offer less favorable terms and conditions in lending on the basis of the borrower's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status (i.e., the presence or number of children in a household) or disability. In addition, lending decisions may not be based on the race, color, sex, religion, national origin, familial status or disabilities of persons associated with the borrower or with the area surrounding the property. If you believe you have been the victim of discrimination in mortgage lending on one of the prohibited bases, you may file a fair housing complaint by contacting a local fair housing advocacy group, the Office of Human Rights for your state or local government, or by calling the national Fair Housing Hotline at (800) 669-9777 or TTY: (800) 927-9275.