no, probably not. The addition will have to be to code (which depends on your location) may or may not require a foundation. If there is any possibility of movement on the exisiting structure (there will be) will cause cracking drywall, stuck doors and windows, possibly even structural damage.
AnswerIf your home was properly installed in the first place and the blocks are set and your tie downs are in place, you can build an addition. In most places as long as it subject to HUD code the addition must be free standing.The theory is that with frost heave your home will move. Well if your foundation,{blocking and gravel pad} doesnt freeze why would it move?
If your "skirting" were insulated well,and your Foundation were not to freeze,your addition, if built well and not subject to freezing, why should it move?
Many people build garages that appear to be attached to the manufactured home but actually is not.
I manage a large manufactured home community in the upper Midwest and many manufactured homes on a gravel pad have successful additions.
spend the money on a house.
Yes, it is possible to add on to a mobile home to increase its living space by building an addition or extension.
What should an Insurance estimate be on a 42000 dollar mobile home?
They should be by the front door.
Many finance companies will finance the home but in the case of an addition it is best to leave it on the property its on
Mobile home. I think people should know that by now.
You should not be in a mobile home if there is a tornado coming. Mobile homes are very susceptible to tornado damage and should be abandoned for sturdier shelter during a tornado warning.
You need to inquire at your local building department. That would be covered by local building ordinances.
A well treated Mobile should last 50 years.
Every week so your fish can feel like their at home.
Most banks and mortgage companies provide mobile home refinancing. Some companies to investigate are LendingTree, 21st Mortgage Corporation and MH Loans Corporation. In addition, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development can provide mobile home refinancing.
Yes, you should definitely purchase mobile home insurance. Manufactured housing is particularly susceptible to damage in fires, storms, and other acts of nature.
The mobile phone should be declared as a personal property and not a real .property. This is because a mobile phone has a small shelf life.