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Sean Williams
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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Financing & Title for Manufactured Home on Permanent Foundation

Sean Williams
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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Hey BPers,

I am currently working with a client looking to purchase a lake house on Nolin Lake just south of Louisville, Kentucky. The one they want is a manufactured home that has been secured to a poured concrete foundation with a basement (really nice and rock solid!). I understand manufactured homes are considered personal property, not real property, so I am just simply trying to navigate financing options for them, as well as, figure out if there is a way to convert the personal property to real property since its really an
"improvement" at this point. I have heard something called "retiring" the title?!?

Also, I have heard of a couple lenders that will finance these kinds of deals, but wanted to get your alls input. Thanks in advance!

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