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Mobile Home Park Loans Texas

Mobile home park loans in Texas — I-35 corridor MHC, Permian worker housing, and bridge financing with Texas utility and insurance diligence on lot-rent assets.

Mobile home park loans in Texasregional market guide. Nationwide: Jaken finances MHC in all 50 states. Hub: manufactured home community financing · Refinance: MHP refinance & cash-out

Texas holds 4,000+ manufactured housing communities — the second-largest state inventory after Florida. Deal flow clusters on the I-35 corridor, East Texas rural TOH, and Permian Basin fringe worker-housing pads. Bridge terms and rate bands: MHP loan rates 2026.

Sub-$3M playbook: MHP loans under $3M · POH legacy: POH vs TOH

Texas MHC segments

SegmentGeographyFinancing note
I-35 corridorSan Antonio, Austin, Waco, DFW exurbanStrong fill-up; competitive bidding at $1M–$2.5M
East Texas ruralTyler, Longview, LufkinWell/septic common; lower basis $600K–$1.2M
Permian-adjacentMidland/Odessa fringeWorker housing — verify occupancy durability post-oil cycle
Gulf CoastCorpus, Houston fringeFlood + wind diligence — insurance NOI drag

Worked example — Bell County 52-pad TOH

$980,00074% occupancy, municipal water, Central Texas exurban

PhaseDetail
Bridge acquisition70% LTV at 8.99%–13.5% IO
Value-add$72K — pad marketing, road patch, signage
Fill-up74% → 86% over 11 months
Lot rent lift+$40/pad to market
RefiCommunity bank at 1.24x DSCR — month 14

Playbook: bridge-to-agency MHP

Texas diligence checklist

  • FEMA flood zone — especially Harris, Galveston, Jefferson counties
  • Well + septic capacity — pad expansion limits on rural parks
  • Property tax trajectory — Texas appraisal protest history on commercial land
  • POH ratio — model habitability opex separately from lot rent
  • Title — mineral rights — rare but material on rural acreage

Texas regulatory context: Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs — manufactured housing

I-35 vs East Texas — basis and exit

FactorI-35 exurbanEast Texas rural
Typical basis$900K–$2.2M$600K–$1.2M
UtilitiesMunicipal more commonWell/septic
Refi pathRegional bankCommunity bank + seller carry
InsuranceModerateLower than Gulf Coast

When bridge beats agency in Texas

SituationWhy bridge first
Sub-50 padsAgency MHC minimum not met
60%–75% occupancyBanks want 80%+ for permanent
Well/septic ruralAgency prefers municipal utilities
30-day closeSBA/agency timeline 90–180 days
Pad fill in progressRefi DSCR fails until T-12 stabilizes

Refi playbook: MHP refinance & cash-out

Exit and refinance path

Texas I-35 vs East Texas parks cannot share one pro forma — municipal utilities on corridor assets vs well/septic on rural TOH. Mineral rights on acreage deals rarely bite but require title review. FEMA flood diligence mandatory on Gulf Coast and Harris County fringe before bridge leverage approval — inland Bell and Williamson counties typically lower insurance drag.

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