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Updated 2 months ago, 10/17/2024

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Andrew Erickson
  • San Diego , CA
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Made in China: California Licensed Manufactured Homes

Andrew Erickson
  • San Diego , CA
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I am looking into getting manufactured homes built in China. I'd like to get them licensed in California, but it is very difficult. I have had a design and import business for the last 3 years. I did over a million in sales last year, so I am very familiar with sourcing in China. Let's assume the issues in China are all worked out. 

Can anyone give me advice on getting these licensed in California? I am trying to get an idea of how to get a license from the state, but it is hard to find good information. I have talked to many people, but they all have no idea how the manufactured homes get licensed and permitted. 

Any advice on how feasible this is? Or where to start? 

Thanks!

Andrew

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