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Manufactured Homes

GETTING STARTED

SITE PREPARATIONS

Let us help you, please.  We deal with all the facets of getting into a new home.  We do it on a daily bases.  So, what may be  stressful to you is routine for us.  We can assist you in obtaining all your permits, contractors and whatever else you may need to make your home purchase more enjoyable.

Deciding on a location for a manufactured home entails several major considerations. You, the buyer, must decide whether you want to live on private property or in a community. If private property is the most attractive option for a home, it is vital to investigate zoning regulations for the specific county or township.

Other considerations for private land include utility locations, regulations related to future additions and property taxes. After a private site has been selected, buyers, according to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), must arrange for an engineered foundation comprised of:

• Properly prepared concrete supports for the home or
  an approved foundation
• Anchorage provisions
• Connections to utilities
• Septic and sewer options

RADCO can assist buyers in all aspects of the getting started phase, including researching zoning laws in Michigan.

If you've decided on a land-lease community, you must find out about rules and regulations such as whether children and pets are allowed or what kind of parking laws are in effect. It is also important to be aware of leasing issues to determine leasing rates and periods.

You've worked hard all your life ..... why not let Radco walk you through the process of getting into your new dream home.  Leave the work, stress and headaches to us .... we do this every day.

If you have any questions, please email me, Ralph Radenbaugh, CEO of Radco.  I'll do my best to
get you the answers.

ralphrad@yahoo.com

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