Manufactured Home Appraisal Form Template
Streamline Your Property Valuation Process with This Template
Determining the value of a manufactured home can be challenging, especially when you need a clear and organized process. This template is designed to help real estate agents, appraisers, and financial institutions quickly and accurately assess the value of manufactured homes. You'll benefit from a structured format, easy compliance with industry standards, WCAG-aligned accessibility, and the ability to gather essential data effortlessly, making your appraisal process smoother. Try out the live template to see the difference it can make.
When to use this form
Use this template when you need a defensible value for a manufactured or mobile home in a park or on owned land. Lenders, appraisers, investors, and dealers use it to gather the specs, site details, and condition data that drive value. It fits common scenarios: underwriting a purchase, refinancing a chattel loan, validating insurance coverage, or pricing a trade-in. To trigger the assignment and share scope, start with the Appraisal order form. To prep the owner for photos, labels, and access, send the House appraisal checklist form. If you are evaluating a site-built property instead, use the Digital property appraisal form.
Must Ask Manufactured Home Appraisal Questions
- What are the manufacturer, model, year built, and HUD label or VIN/serial numbers?
These identifiers confirm the exact unit and let you verify HUD certification. They also allow better comparable selection and reduce rework.
- Is the home single-, double-, or triple-wide, and what are the exterior dimensions and gross living area?
Size and configuration drive market value and loan limits. Accurate measurements help align comps and support price per square foot.
- Is the land included with the home, or is it on a leased lot? If leased, what are the terms and monthly lot rent?
Land ownership versus lease can change value and financing options by a wide margin. Clear terms reveal ongoing costs that affect affordability.
- Describe the foundation and tie-down system, and confirm whether the home is permanently affixed with any engineer certifications.
Permanent, compliant foundations often determine loan eligibility and risk. If a lender grants a valuation exception, document it with the Appraisal waiver form.
- What is the current condition and any recent upgrades or repairs (roof, HVAC, skirting, windows, appliances)?
Condition affects effective age and value adjustments. Specifics support a credible report and faster underwriting.
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