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Rural Development Approved Dealer
Next Step® Network A New Delivery System for Green, Affordable Factory-Built Housing Next Step’s Mission Our mission is putting sustainable homeownership within reach of everyone, while transforming the manufactured housing industry one home at a time. Network Members Affordable Housing Done Right The Next Step System 1. Homebuyers who are prepared and supported through certified homebuyer education programs; 2. Quality, ENERGY STAR homes on FHA Title II permanent foundations; 3. Life-cycle pricing that is transparent to the nonprofit and ultimately to the customer; 4. Sustainable financing: mortgages with fair terms that enable families to earn wealth or preserve assets; and, 5. “A Home is a Home” policy commitment advocating that owners of manufactured homes have the same rights as owners of sitebuilt homes. Quality, ENERGY STAR Homes Next Step has teamed up with Clayton Homes, Champion Homes and Cavco Homes – the three largest factory-built companies in the US to create and distribute a line of manufactured and modular homes to meet the requirements of nonprofit housing providers and the customers they serve. Next Step’s special line of homes: Are ENERGY STAR certified Meet the requirements of HUD Meet the requirements of USDA Rural Development Meet many Universal Design Standards Next Step Homes ENERGY STAR Certification Features Effective insulation High-performance windows Tight construction and ducts Efficient heating and cooling equipment Third-party verification Benefits Added confidence Lower ownership cost Better performance Smart investment Environmental protection Next Step Homes Energy Efficiency Next Step manufactured homes have a rating between 70 and 75, making them 10 to 15% more energy efficient than many ENERGY STAR homes! A Nationwide Problem Factory-Built Housing 101 Mobile Home A residential structure manufactured prior to the enactment of the Federal Manufactured Housing and Construction Standards, also known as the HUD Code, on June 15, 1976. Mobile homes are no longer being constructed. Manufactured Home Single family residential dwelling built in compliance with the Federal Manufactured Housing and Construction Standards, as amended, also known as the HUD Code, after June 15, 1976. Built in multi-sectional or single section units. Modular Home Homes built to the state Code where the home will be located. Sectional units are built in a production facility, transported to the site and assembled. What do Practitioners Need to Know? Manufactured Housing is home to about 17 million Americans. Manufactured Housing accounts for 43% of all homes under $150,000. 73% of manufactured home owners earn less than $50,000 a year. The market system that produces and finances these homes doesn’t always lead to wealth building. Nearly 2 million pre-HUD Code mobile homes still exist nationwide. Mrs. Kelly’s Dream Home In 2007, Phyllis Kelly approached Frontier Housing about repairs to her pre-1976 mobile home, which she was struggling to maintain, often spending more than half her monthly income on utilities. Since Mrs. Kelley’s new home was ENERGY STAR certified, she saved so much on utility costs that her new monthly mortgage payment and utility bill combined were less than the utility bill alone in her previous home. Mobile Home Replacement Next Step is committed to replacing the remaining two million pre-HUD Code mobile homes standing in the US. We project that in the first year, each replacement home saves: $1,800 in energy costs per year for a family* Approximately 15 weeks of groceries 2.25 tons of greenhouse gas emissions* Approximately 193 trees planted to match carbon offset Over a 30-year loan, a low-interest, fixed-rate mortgage can save: $60,000 in mortgage interest for the homeowner** Approximately 2.3 full in-state college tuitions *Projections calculated by Systems Building Research Alliance **Based on the comparison of a 20-Year MH Loan at 12% with a 30-year traditional mortgage at 4% New Development of ENERGY STAR Homes By requiring that our homes be built to meet ENERGY STAR certification, we maximize energy cost savings for homeowners. For new development, we project that each Next Step Home saves: $360 in energy costs per year for new development* 2.25 tons of greenhouse gas emissions* Approximately 193 trees planted to match carbon offset Over a 30-year loan, a low-interest, fixed-rate mortgage can save: $115,000 in mortgage interest for the homeowner** *Projections calculated by Systems Building Research Alliance **Based on the comparison of a 20-Year MH Loan at 12% with a 30-year traditional mortgage at 4% TVA MH ENERGY STAR Incentive Program Replication The Systems Building Research Alliance administers a program in the Tennessee Valley where the Tennessee Valley Authority pays incentives to manufactured home producers to upgrade homes to ENERGY STAR. After operating the program for several years without much participation, SBRA and TVA moved the rebate to the plant from the retailer. Since that change two years ago, a total of about 2,200 rebates have been paid for the completion of ENERGY STAR homes. Next Step is working with SBRA and other key stakeholders to replicate the program in Kentucky. Impact Over 10 years, we project our Network will support 11,887 homebuyers to purchase Next Step Homes, with 4,755 being pre-1976 mobile home replacements. We project these 11,887 homes will: Save homeowners more than $41 million in energy costs* Save homeowners over $1.1 billion in interest savings over the life of their loans** Decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 98,000 tons* *Projections calculated by Systems Building Research Alliance **Based on the comparison of a 20-Year MH Loan at 12% with a 30-year traditional mortgage at 4% Contact Information Visit our website to learn more: www.NextStepUS.org For further information, contact: Dave Betler, Marketing & Operations Specialist [email protected] 251.725.6543 (o), 251.533.4230 (m) Download the FREE Midwest Energy Solutions Conference Mobile App Sponsored By: For iOS For iOS For Android