Dear Homeowner:
Would you like to Reduce your Monthly Payment?
Shorten the Term of Your Manufactured Home Loan?
Manufactured Home Solutions offers manufactured home refinancing programs to help you take control of your finances. We specialize in manufactured home financing and manufactured home refinancing nationwide. Our lender offers a wide variety of financing and refinancing options in manufactured home communities and on land where the home and the land are financed separately.
When you take advantage of a manufactured home refinancing loan with a Manufactured Home Solutions lender you can lower your monthly payment on your current manufactured home loan paying less to the bank each month and keeping more of your money in your pocket where it belongs. You can also keep your payment the same and reduce the term of your current mobile home loan. This manufactured home refinancing option allows you to pay off your manufactured home loan MUCH faster than you normally would and save thousands of dollars in interest payments. This type of manufactured home refinance will usually offer you the most savings.
Our Manufactured Home Solutions lender can also offer manufactured home equity loans. You can borrow money against your home’s equity to pay off bills, do home improvements, or take the vacation of your dreams. This manufactured home refinance option can offer you the funds that you’re looking for at the lowest possible rates available.
If you are interested in reducing your monthly payment and shortening the length of your current loan, please visit our website and complete a short application online or give me a all at (806)549-0414.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Danny Deel,
Field Representative
Here is what one of our satisfied clients had to say about their new home loan:
"I couldn't believe the savings when I chose the Term Reduction Program. I was able to keep my payment the same and eliminate 8 years off the current loan. The savings was over $50,000 in interest. I finally can see some of my payment going towards principal."
- John, Missouri