manufactured home dealer software
Software built for retail lots that sell manufactured (mobile) homes, covering the parts of the job that a general car-dealer or RV-dealer system does not handle: tracking floor-plan inventory financed by lenders, generating the state titling and HUD-plate paperwork unique to factory-built housing, and running installment contracts or chattel-mortgage financing for buyers whose purchase sits on land they may not own. It is opened by the dealership owner or sales manager who previously stitched together a spreadsheet for inventory, a separate word processor for contracts, and a phone call to the lender for every deal.
Screened in United States · one of 250 markets on record
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