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Yes, you can use a VA loan to buy a , provided it meets specific standards set by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) . While the VA itself allows these purchases, finding a private lender willing to finance them can be more difficult than traditional homes because they are often viewed as riskier investments. Core Property Requirements

: The structure must display a red metal HUD tag on the exterior and a data plate inside (often in a kitchen cabinet or closet). Can You Buy a Manufactured Home With a VA Loan?

: The home and the land it sits on must be titled together as a single piece of real estate . You cannot use a VA loan for a home on leased land, such as a space in a mobile home park.

: It must be permanently affixed to a foundation that meets both HUD and local building codes. Wheels, axles, and towing hitches must typically be removed.

: Single-wide homes must have at least 400 square feet of living space, and double-wides must have at least 700 square feet .

To be eligible for VA financing, a manufactured home must meet these strict criteria: