A HUD Label or HUD Tag as they are also known, is a metal, red (if not faded) metal plate that is permanently attached at the rear of each section of a manufactured home. So, a doublewide will have two, a singlewide will have one...etc. they are usually towards the bottom of the home...not on the skirting though.
HUD Labels certify that the home was built to HUD guidelines effective June 15th, 1976. Manufactured homes built in model year 1977 and newer, comply with these guidelines. Some manufactured homes built in late 1976 also comply.
FHA, VA, and Conventional loans all require that manufactured homes comply with this guideline. If the home was built before the effective date of the guideline, and never had a HUD Tag, then the home is not eligible for FHA, VA, or Conventional loans.
HUD Labels certify that the home was built to HUD guidelines effective June 15th, 1976. Manufactured homes built in model year 1977 and newer, comply with these guidelines. Some manufactured homes built in late 1976 also comply.
FHA, VA, and Conventional loans all require that manufactured homes comply with this guideline. If the home was built before the effective date of the guideline, and never had a HUD Tag, then the home is not eligible for FHA, VA, or Conventional loans.
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