What may a non-compliant manufactured home be required to do?

A non-compliant manufactured home may be required to undergo modifications to bring it up to code or to meet specific standards mandated by local laws or regulations. These modifications could involve structural changes, upgrades to systems such as plumbing or electrical, or improvements to the foundation or anchoring systems. The goal of these modifications is to ensure the home meets safety and livability standards, thereby reducing risks to occupants and improving compliance with regulations governing manufactured homes.

While increasing property value, changing ownership, or reducing monthly fees might seem like potential outcomes, they are not direct requirements for addressing non-compliance. Modifications specifically target the issues that cause the home to be non-compliant and are essential to bringing the home into alignment with regulatory expectations.