FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

While both manufactured homes and modular homes are built in a factory environment, there are some differences between the two. The main source of difference between modular and manufactured homes is the code to which they are built. Manufactured homes are built to national standards, while modular homes are built to state or local residential building standards. 

Factory built homes are built off site in a controlled manufacturing environment. Each home is built in sections, or modules, and then transported to the site where they are installed on permanent foundations, and completed by professional installers. Approximately 80% - 90% of factory built construction takes place indoors where materials are protected from the elements and a consistent workforce assembles the home in over 25 different stations. 

Yes. Both manufactured and modular homes use the same or similar building materials as site built homes. In a cut section view, you’ll see everything from roof trusses to structural floor decking and 2x4 or 2x6 exterior walls. In the ceilings you’ll primarily see blown cellulose insulation, along with fiberglass batts in the wall cavities.  

Assetline Capital International offers features you might not expect in factory-built housing, including numerous floor covering options, vaulted ceilings, entertainment centers, glamorous master bathrooms, state-of-the-art kitchens with stainless steel appliances, fireplaces, custom cabinetry, finished drywall, bay windows and porches just to name a few. 

Assetline Capital International sells our homes through a large network of independently-owned retailers and small builders located throughout the country. Pricing information on specific homes can be found through these retailers. They will be able to quote homes based on the foundation you need, options you desire and any site work necessary. Contact us for more information.

Yes, Champion builds all different types of homes including ranches, two-story and Cape Cod style homes. 

Both manufactured homes and modular homes can be placed on a basement or crawl space. The specifications for doing so vary from region to region, but both are possible. At Assetline Capital International, we offer a few different foundation prints to assist the retailer and setup crew with the design of the foundation you decide to use. 

Our Cape Cod floor plans are shipped with a finished first floor and the second floor can be finished as additional living space on-site. Whether you want a few more bedrooms and a full bath or a large bonus room for games and entertaining, our teamcan work with you to design and finish the second floor area to meet your needs. 

There are three possible locations for the serial number:

1. The title document for the home.
2. Stamped onto the I-beam at the hitch end of the home.
3. On the data plate which is an 8.5 by 11 sticker located inside one of the kitchen cabinets or on a closet wall.