Manufactured homes seem to be “tainted” with regard to traditional financing sources. They don’t appear to have a great track record and this could be a very big component of this industry’s future.
Let me try a quick rebuttal if that’s what it’s called..
Well from what I understand ‘used cars’ aren’t exactly the most exciting thing for banks to finance either.. but it still happens.. If banks are going to survive they’ll have to be loaning out money.. to buy what? How about a non-speculative inexpensive place that someone will be living/have an interest in keeping?
Or by ‘tainted’ did you mean that people think of manufactured homes as trailer parks? If so sure.. seems like everything over the last 10 years has been all about pushing people into more expensive purchases by making them feel insecure or afraid about something… I see this next cycle as being the distillation of ‘needs’ from ‘wants’.
