Foreclosure of Manufactured Homes
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If you own a mobile home or manufactured home and default on your loan payments, you could lose your home. The lender may be able to repossess the home or foreclose on the home. Learn which process the lender must use, ways to avoid losing your home, and more.
Manufactured Homes & Foreclosure
If you default on your manufactured home loan, the lender may be able to retake possession of it through repossession or foreclosure.
Here are some of your options to avoid foreclosure or repossession of your manufactured home, including forbearances, repayment plans, loan modifications, short sales, and deeds-in-lieu.
If you default on manufactured or mobile home payments, you may be able to avoid foreclosure by bringing your loan current (called the right to cure).
If you default on your land payment, will you lose a manufactured home that’s sitting on the land?
More on Repossession & Replevin
Learn more about how repossession and replevin work.
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