Buying a modular home
It's treated like a site-built home. On land you own or are buying, the same loans apply: conventional, FHA, VA, or USDA mortgages, exactly like any other house on a foundation.
Financing, explained
Village Homes is not a lender. We don't provide, arrange, or broker financing. This page is plain-English information to help you understand your options. After 25+ years around these homes, we're glad to walk you through how it works and point you toward lenders who specialize in them. Always confirm the details with a licensed lender.

The short version
It's treated like a site-built home. On land you own or are buying, the same loans apply: conventional, FHA, VA, or USDA mortgages, exactly like any other house on a foundation.
Which loans fit depends on the land:
There's no single right answer; it comes down to your credit, your down payment, and what you're buying. Stop in and we'll walk you through how it works, no pressure and no sales pitch.
Where to look
We're not paid to refer you and we don't take a cut. These are simply lenders who understand factory-built homes. Who you borrow from is always your call.
Specialty manufactured-home loans, land-and-home, and chattel.
Specific lenders to be added during the production build with client approval.
Conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA mortgages for modular.
Specific lenders to be added during the production build with client approval.
Local credit union options for buyers with land equity.
Specific lenders to be added during the production build with client approval.
Not sure where to start?
Share a few details and we'll send back some general, no-pressure guidance: which kinds of loans tend to fit a situation like yours, and which specialist lenders are worth a call. To be clear, we're not a lender, we don't pull credit, we don't pre-qualify anyone, and nothing reaches a lender without your say-so.