08hybridok
06-24-2010, 04:32 AM
Apparently if you buy a home that is mostly assembled off site, then moved on-site and finished, it's by OK rules/laws a 'mobile' home. When I bought my home 2 yrs ago the dealer said you can cancel the title to real-estate and it will be considered a home. All was good until these rock bottom mortgage rates came around again. I can drop about 1.5%, over the next 28yrs that's a huge savings. So I start with USAA, great company, great prices for everything. Then they come back and say the county assessor site lists it as a mobile home, sorry can't help you! So I call my bank, Mid-First, being a small town OK bank, at it's beginning anyway, surely they will right? Wrong again! well 3 more banks, no, Quickenloans, advertising everywhere, sure, we can do it, pay the $400 good faith fee, get an appraiser out, and after 2-3 weeks, they call and say we don't do mfg homes! :cuss2:
So now I'm pissed, I'm sure rates are going back up again (all ready went from 4.3 w/USAA to 4.5) The other places were at 4.875 2-3 weeks ago.
Now mind you this 'mobile' home is not your parents/grandparents mobile home. It's 3 sections wide, 2x6 wood framing, drywall interior, sold wood floors shingle roof, no axels/wheels, brick skirting, concrete foundation, this baby isn’t moving unless God says so.
1) Any suggestions on banks that'll re-fi mfg homes? at a low rate
2) Why does OK law/whatever make it so once a home is listed as 'mobile' it can never be changed?! If that's the case, my neighbors house was not built on the site it's currently sitting, it was built near downtown ~40yrs ago then moved onto the property 20yrs ago.
What can I do, where do I have to go to get this changed? City council, State reps/Senators, etc???
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd17/gadget-guy/New%20house/DSC_2941.jpg
TIA for any advise!
Bryan
So now I'm pissed, I'm sure rates are going back up again (all ready went from 4.3 w/USAA to 4.5) The other places were at 4.875 2-3 weeks ago.
Now mind you this 'mobile' home is not your parents/grandparents mobile home. It's 3 sections wide, 2x6 wood framing, drywall interior, sold wood floors shingle roof, no axels/wheels, brick skirting, concrete foundation, this baby isn’t moving unless God says so.
1) Any suggestions on banks that'll re-fi mfg homes? at a low rate
2) Why does OK law/whatever make it so once a home is listed as 'mobile' it can never be changed?! If that's the case, my neighbors house was not built on the site it's currently sitting, it was built near downtown ~40yrs ago then moved onto the property 20yrs ago.
What can I do, where do I have to go to get this changed? City council, State reps/Senators, etc???
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd17/gadget-guy/New%20house/DSC_2941.jpg
TIA for any advise!
Bryan