The manufactured housing industry has long been a mainstay of affordable housing in the United States. For decades the industry has provided an unmatched quality …
We at MHARR have the greatest respect for Jim Ayotte, but his recent commentary on the final Duty to Serve (DTS) rule issued by the Federal Housing …
MHARR’s Mark Weiss Reaction to Jim Ayotte’s GSE’s Duty to Serve Commentary Read More »
Chattel lending is crucial to the availability of affordable manufactured housing for American families, representing as much as 80% of consumer loans for the purchase …
FHFA, GSEs and the Duty To Serve Manufactured Housing – Mark Weiss, JD – Viewpoint Read More »
This and Leslie Gooch’s article both push for a chattel pilot in Land Lease Communities; ROC USA is right with them! Like Gooch, I see the …
Paul Bradley on the Pending FHFA Final Duty to Serve Rule Read More »
As usual, I have been perusing the media sites, informational resources and doing online searches on news regarding Manufactured and Modular Housing. In doing, so …
Problems with Quote from Richard Jennison, MHI’s CEO in StatePoint Advertorials Read More »
The discriminatory exclusion of manufactured homes by local governments is a major problem for the industry and consumers. It artificially stunts industry growth, while it …
Discrimination, Zoning and Disparate Impact on Manufactured Homes, Owners, Prospects Read More »
The Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA) will soon issue a draft Duty to Serve (DTS) rule. The final rule that follows the brief comment period …
Tony, As the national association serving as the voice of the manufactured housing industry, Tim (Williams) asked that MHI respond to your inquiry. Our official …
The “No BS about Resident Owned Communities” article that appears on this site brings to mind President George W. Bush’s comment while visiting Canada in …
Our experience with Resident Owned Communities – no BS Read More »
That is the NCC Fall Leadership Forum: “Building a Vision For The Future” held this past week in Chicago. First and foremost, kudos to my …
