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Mobile home park loans

A mobile home park loan finances a manufactured housing community, underwritten on pad rents, occupancy and infrastructure. KAL Kreations arranges park funding in all 50 states through its private lender network, from $25,000 to $100,000,000, including parks with park-owned homes, private utilities or deferred maintenance. Investment purposes only.

All loans are for real estate investment purposes only. We do not offer personal loans.

Who this is for

  • Buyers of manufactured housing communities
  • Operators repositioning a park with vacancy or utility issues
  • Owners refinancing seller-financed park debt

What is needed to get a quote

  • Property address
  • Purchase price, current value, or both
  • Loan amount requested and how it will be used
  • Timeline, including any contract or auction date
  • Pad count, occupancy, rent roll and utility configuration

The process

  1. Submit the scenario with the property and the exit.
  2. KAL Kreations matches it to lenders active in that market and asset type.
  3. The funding lender sets terms and issues its approval.
  4. Documents are drawn, conditions cleared, and the loan funds.

Mobile home park loans: questions

What is a mobile home park loan?

Financing secured by a manufactured housing community, where the value is driven by pad rents, occupancy and site infrastructure rather than by the homes themselves.

Do park-owned homes affect funding?

They change how income is treated and can affect leverage, but they do not disqualify a park.

Are private utilities a problem?

Private water or septic systems are common and handled case by case. Condition reports matter more than the system type.

Request mobile home park loans

Prefer to talk? Call 415-892-0470 (landline).

All loans are for real estate investment purposes only. We do not offer personal loans.

Anywhere from $25,000 to $100,000,000.

Purchase price, value and anything unusual about the file. The more detail you give, the better.

Submitting this form does not create a loan commitment.