Buying a Manufactured or Mobile Home
Beyond just building a house, Champion Homes is committed to making your new home-buying experience enjoyable and as stress-free as possible. Buying a manufactured home doesn't have to be complicated! The following manufactured and modular home buying guide is designed to help you understand the home buying process for manufactured and modular homes, the roles of your Champion manufacturing facility, and the independent retailer or builder you purchase your new home from.
Step 1: Research
Champion builds over 2,000 unique home plans across North America, ranging from 400 sq. ft. to over 2,300 sq. ft., including ranches, Cape Cod and two-story designs. Start by exploring Champion Homes' different models and floor plans. Search our website or find local sales centers near you to see the manufactured homes in person and gather information on features and options.
Step 2: Budget
Determine your budget and financing options. Consider factors such as down payment, loan terms, and monthly payments.
From pre-approval through closing, your local Champion retailer has the expertise to guide you through the financing process. They’ll be able to provide you with local and national banks, and the credit unions they have experience with and explain the different types of loan programs available.
Once your financing is in place, your retailer will review your final option and décor selections and proceed with ordering your home.
Step 3: Site Selection
Choose a suitable location for your manufactured home, whether it's a private lot, a manufactured home community, or a leased land option. Consider factors such as proximity to work, schools, amenities, and the overall community
Step 4: Customization
Your local retailer will work with you to customize your manufactured home to your specifications. Select floor plans, finishes, and additional features that suit your lifestyle. Retailers will guide you through the options to ensure your home meets your needs and preferences.
Step 5: Purchase and Installation
Once you finalize your purchase, your home will be scheduled for production. While your home is being built, you local retailer will coordinate the delivery of your manufactured home to your chosen site and oversee the installation process to ensure everything is set up correctly and ready for you to move in.