You’re right, mobile and manufactured homes require different insurance policies than site-built homes, but like site-built homes, the cost of insurance depends on a number of factors.
When it comes to manufactured homes—or any mobile home built after 1976—the location, age of the home, coverage options you select, along with your deductible and claims history all influence the cost of your insurance.
On average, however, manufactured home insurance typically costs between $600 and $1200 per year—significantly lower than what you’d pay for homeowners insurance on a site-built home.
Manufactured home insurance will generally offer similar coverages as standard home insurance policies, safeguarding your home against common perils and paying for the cost of replacement or repair (up to a certain point) of objects stolen or damaged during a break-in.
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