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It is important to know that manufactured homes are also similar to auto loans in that they will depreciate. That means the value will decrease over time. Because the home will depreciate, it represents a greater risk to a lender, and you will pay for it with a higher interest rate on your loan.
If you don't own the land that the home rests on, then it is treated more as a consumer loan than a traditional mortgage. It is very similar to an auto loan.
Generally, if you are hoping to build equity in your home, then buying a manufactured or mobile home is a bad idea. If you can afford it, purchasing a traditional stick-built home is a much wiser investment. However, if you do not care about building equity in your home, and you simply want a nice, affordable place to live, then you may want to consider a manufactured home. They are much less expensive. In fact, you can get very nice used homes for as little as $20,000 - $30,000.
