
Manufactured home financing has three major problem points for home buyers.
Manufactured home financing has three major problem points for home buyers. The first is that limited competition for loans drives up borrowing costs and remains a paper based, slow moving administrative process. Second, there is virtually no origination market for refinancing a home, meaning that a home owner can not secure better rates as their credit score improves or if market rates go down. Third, there is virtually no origination market for pre-owned manufactured homes, limiting the ability for a potential buyer to acquire anything besides new. This limits homeowners from unlocking the value of their equity, since few can buy in all cash. Zippy enters as a the financial app that allows loan applicants to seamlessly apply for a loan, be approved and receive financing automatically. By automating the process and then selling the loans off to banking partners, they can offer lower borrowing rates, re-financing and financing for pre-owned homes. "
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Dallas Innovates · Jul 17, 2023
Dallas-based fintech Zippy has raised additional investment from Brand Foundry and repeat investors. The startup said the capital infusion will drive scalability and meet the growing demand for manufactured home loans. As it celebrates its second year, Zippy’s growth trajectory positions it on a path to being one of the largest lenders in the manufactured […]

National Mortgage News · Jul 13, 2023
The chattel financing firm's cash infusion is in addition to a $15.5 million venture round in 2022 and a Series A earlier this year.

HousingWire
Zippy, a "community-focused" chattel lender, just raised additional investment from Brand Foundry and repeat investors.
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The company provides "competitive loans" to people looking to buy manufactured housing.