Check These Items, They May Cause You Problems

"To ensure everything is correctly documented, please check both the title and grant deed for your mobile home. Make sure they list the same name as owner, as discrepancies can lead to complications down the road. If you notice any differences, you may want to consult a professional to address them promptly."

 

"Please be aware that any non permitted structures on the property can delay the process. If there are additions or modifications that were made without proper approval, they may need to be addressed before moving forward." This is a very common problem. This does not apply to all areas but if the home is under the jurisdiction of Riverside County issues can arise.

 

The most common structure that is not permitted is a shed over 120 sq ft, or with electricity in it and non -permitted awnings and carports. Check all of the old permits for the property. You can get these by contacting Riverside County Records

"To proceed with obtaining the 433A, the name on the title and grant deed must match. If they do not, we will be unable to complete the process until the discrepancy is resolved. Please review your documents and make any necessary corrections to avoid delays."

 

"Please check the back of your home for the insignia numbers. There should be one plate for each section. These numbers are important for identification and compliance, so ensuring they are present and legible will help avoid any potential issues in the process."

 

These are usually aluminum with 3 letters followed by a few numbers in order for each section

Avoid delays, re‑inspections, and loan conditions by confirming these HUD/FHA foundation requirements.

Why These Items Matter

Before an engineer can issue a foundation certification  your home must meet HUD/FHA minimum foundation standards. Missing even one item can cause:

  • Escrow delays

  • Appraisal conditions

  • Loan approval issues

  • Re‑inspection fees

  • Buyer/seller frustration

This page shows the exact items that matter most.

HUD/FHA Items to Confirm

Tie‑Downs/Permanent Foundation

Secure • No rust • No loose straps

Piers

Permanent • Level • No cracked pads

Skirting

Intact • No gaps • No water intrusion

Access Panels

Present • Easy to open

Under‑Home

No standing water • No debris

Blocking

Correct height • No shifting

 

If These Fail

Engineer cannot certify the home. Results: escrow delays • appraisal conditions • loan issues •