Showing posts with label Sacramento mobile home loan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sacramento mobile home loan. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

I Will Be In-Studio Guest on KFBK 92.5FM,1-Hour Radio Show, THE REAL ESTATE SHOW, Sun. Jan 29: Manufactured Housing/Mobile Homes

Tune in to KFBK Radio Sunday, Jan. 29.

I will be an in-studio guest. "The Real Estate Show" is a weekly one-hour radio talk show on real estate matters.

This Sunday, the topic will be manufactured homes and mobile homes in mobile home parks.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

I Will Be A Guest On KFBK Real Estate Show, Sunday Jan 22, One-Hour Show on Mobile Homes and Manufactured Homes, 92.5 FM & 1530 AM, with Terry Knight

I will be a guest on THE REAL ESTATE SHOW on KFBK Radio, Sunday morning, Jan. 22nd, 2012, at 10 a.m.

The host of "The Real Estate Show", Terry Knight, has invited me to be a guest. We will discuss mobile home transactions, buying and selling mobile homes, financing mobile homes, and all aspects of the manufactured home and mobile home business.

CALL IN and ask me a question!

The Real Estate Show with Terry Knight is a very popular weekly radio show in Sacramento, heard on both 1530 AM and 92.5 FM. This show has been on the air for many years. The host, Mr. Kngight, seems very interested in this subject and has knowledge of manufactured housing.

Friday, June 18, 2010

Santa Rosa Mobile Home Parks Still Sizzle! Mobile Home Loans Still Available

Sales are still HOT in mobile home parks in Santa Rosa.

One of my top real estate clients tells me that she has been busy.

"I've been busy with mobile homes this summer, a lot busier than last summer," she said. This agent is a top mobile home expert with Prudential California, Rohnert Park, CA. Most of her transactions are in senior parks.

And as far as lending is concerned, I still have three lenders investing in manufactured home communities.

One of my lenders, which resells their loans to other banks, has recently picked up a new "investor bank". This new investor is offering much more flexible terms than my other lenders. For 1976 & newer MH's in parks, they require 15% down, 700+ Fico, but they will amortize up to 25 years. Otherwise, I have only one other lender for 1976-1990 MH's, but their amortization is usually only 15 years. This lengthier amortization results in a lower payment, therefore, qualifying is a little easier.