Mobile Home Programs
Eligible Applicants
- Community Partner (Nonprofit organization)
- Local Governments
- Any county, municipality, city, tribal government, special district organized under Title 32, school district, district, or a housing authority created under Part 2 of Article 4 of Title 29.
- Resident-owned Communities
Eligible Projects
- Acquisition
- Infrastructure Improvements
- MHP must be located within an eligible community
Eligible Communities
A list of jurisdictions that have made this commitment is provided.
Filing Commitments
For a project to be eligible for Proposition 123 funding, the county, municipality or tribal government must first file a commitment to increase affordable housing within each jurisdiction by 3% per year.
New commitments will be accepted November 1, 2025
Long Term Affordability
Minimum of 30 years
AMI Limitations
Up to 100% AMI
Award Types
Grants or Loans
Maximum Per-Unit Award Amount
Urban $50,000/unit Rural/Resort $55,000/unit
County classifications are available.
Additional Due Diligence Requirements
The application requirements can be found in the Development Application Instructions and the project-specific application material checklists are found on the DOH website. Please note the checklists may not be exhaustive depending on the specific nuances of a project.
Reporting Requirements
Awardees will be required to report quarterly to DOH. Reports will include, but are not limited to:
- A description of each awardee’s use of the grant or loan funds.
- Project or program progress (construction, spending, budget, etc.)
- Beneficiary information including but not limited to demographic (e.g., race and ethnicity), geographic, income, program participants and project Beneficiaries.
- Other State reporting requirements as required.
- Please be sure to refer to the published and periodically updated Term Sheet and FAQs immediately prior to application as additional requirements and/or waivers may be published.
Application and Award Process
Applications should be submitted through Neighborly and follow typical DOH Funding Application guidelines. Contact your Housing Development Specialist for additional information.
- Pre-applications due 15 days prior to the first of each month.
- Award and Determination: After DOH staff underwrites applications, staff recommendations will be presented to the State Housing Board (SHB). SHB recommendations will then be presented to the DOLA Executive Director for final approval. A contract between DOH and the applicant can start being drafted at this time.
Manufactured Home Mortgage - Pilot Program
A first mortgage product that provides financing for the purchase of new and existing manufactured homes. Loans must be amortized.
- Front end debt to income ratio at or below 35%.
- Front-end ratio is defined as the percentage of gross monthly income a homeowner pays for monthly housing costs. Housing costs include: Mortgage Principal, Mortgage Interest, Property Taxes, Mortgage And Homeowners Insurance, Homeowner Association Fees, Land Lease Fees, and Metropolitan District Fees.
- Loan-to-value up to 100%.
- Interest rates 1% to Market.
