What’s included
- Home-only loan overview
- Land-and-home financing
- Budget preparation checklist
- Questions to ask lenders

TitanFactoryHome
Understand common financing paths and prepare the documents a lender may request. Loan availability and terms depend on the home, land, borrower, and lender.
Understand your options
Budget beyond the listed home price. Depending on the transaction, costs may include land, taxes, delivery, installation, foundation work, permits, utility connections, site improvements, insurance, closing costs, and optional upgrades.
A personal-property or chattel loan may be available when the home is financed separately from land. These loans can differ from mortgages in down payment, interest rate, term, title treatment, and insurance requirements.
When an eligible home and land are financed together as real property, buyers may explore conventional or government-backed mortgage programs through participating lenders. Foundation, title, appraisal, construction, and property eligibility rules apply.
A lender may ask for identification, income and employment records, asset and debt statements, credit authorization, land information, a purchase estimate, home specifications, and contractor or foundation details. Avoid making major credit changes while an application is under review.
Compare annual percentage rate, interest type, down payment, term, estimated cash to close, monthly payment, taxes, insurance, fees, prepayment terms, and whether land or other property secures the loan. TitanFactoryHome does not guarantee approval or specific loan terms.