Ken Shipley

Frequently asked questions

• What is the difference between a singlewide and a doublewide?+−

  A singlewide is transported as one main section, while a doublewide is joined from two sections at the homesite. Layout, size, land fit, transport, setup, and budget can all affect which is a better fit.

• Does Bell sell tiny homes and modular doublewides?+−

  Yes. Bell carries Legacy Housing residential options that include singlewides, doublewides, tiny homes, and modular doublewides. Current displays and factory-order availability can change.

• Can I order a floor plan that is not on the lot?+−

  Many new-home plans can be discussed as factory orders. Options, price, availability, production timing, delivery, and setup must be confirmed for the selected plan.

• Does Bell sell used manufactured homes?+−

  Bell may have used homes in a separate inventory section. Used-home condition, location, price, availability, delivery, and setup details are specific to each listing.

• Can I start financing before I own land?+−

  Yes. Buyers can discuss a home-only path, land they already own, or a possible land-home project before making a final property decision.

• Can buyers with credit challenges apply?+−

  Buyers with varied credit histories may have lender paths to explore, but approval and terms are never guaranteed. A lender must review the complete application.

• Can land equity help with the down payment?+−

  Some programs may consider eligible land equity. The lender must review ownership, value, liens, appraisal, and program rules before determining how the land affects the transaction.