need ammortization table
http://www.nnnstore.com/mortgagecalculator.php
Getting a loan for a mobile home can be a little more restrictive. Most notably, banks like to see 5% down, if not 10% down.
Other than than, mobile homes are a little more expensive to finance by about .25 – .5%.
try http://www.calculator.com
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Try this: http://www.lowermybills.com/tipsadvice/mortgage-calculator.jsp
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don’t wate your money on one. They are hard to get loans on and the rates suck and that means re-sale will suck. Kick in a bit more and get a home. If not well g.l
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The amortization table on a mobile/modular home is the same for a mortgage on a regular home. Try http://www.mortgagecalc.com
But I agree with Dude. They are hard to get loans. Even if you have good credit and a down payment. The interest rates won’t be great and it will be hard to sell if you decide to move in the future.
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I’m a mortgage loan officer.
http://ohiomortgages.blogspot.com
http://www.1stequitymtg.com
http://www.nnnstore.com/mortgagecalculator.php
Getting a loan for a mobile home can be a little more restrictive. Most notably, banks like to see 5% down, if not 10% down.
Other than than, mobile homes are a little more expensive to finance by about .25 – .5%.
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Me, I’m a lender in FL who has financed a number of mobile homes. Also, here’s my 1031 exchange real estate website that I’m working on: http://www.nnnstore.com soon to be http://www.1031store.com