Manufactured Home
FreddieMac
Updated 10-31-2026
Manufactured Home
A Manufactured Home is a one-unit dwelling built on a permanent chassis in accordance with the National Manufactured Construction and Safety Standards Act as promulgated by HUD and affixed to a permanent foundation.
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HUD Housing Counselors Glossary
Updated 10-31-2026
Manufactured Home
A manufactured home is built in a factory in accordance with the "HUD Code", or HUD Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards, then transported to the placement site. Each transportable section is identified as HUD Code compliant by a red certification label attached to the exterior. Factory-built homes that were built after June 15, 1976 are considered manufactured homes. Factory-built homes constructed before June 15, 1976 are known as mobile homes.
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