How Do You Buy A Double Wide?
If you are renting and want the benefits of affordable home ownership, consider a double-wide manufactured home. This article tells you what you need to consider before you buy. Make an initial order Step 1 A double-wide home can be placed on private property, in a subdivision of manufactured homes where each lot is individually owned, or in a manufactured home park. Zoning regulations might limit where you can site your home. A home on private property, either on a single lot or in a subdivision of similar homes, has a number of advantages. The house payments will be more stable over time. If the land is yours, you cannot be evicted. As a home owner, you will have more say with neighborhood covenants than you will as a tenant in a park. Park owners may chose to sell the property and evict all the tenants with little notice. After investing in your home for years, you might have to come up with the $5,000 to $10,000 required to move your home, if you can find land. Many parks will not
