Mobile home residential assistance

The Manufactured/Mobile Home Relocation Program offers cash assistance of up to $11,000 to relocate a single wide and $17,000 to relocate a double wide mobile home to eligible homeowners who live in a community that is closing due to a sale of the property.

For questions about program eligibility, the application and financial assistance process, relocating from a community, and other resources, text or call 360-515-8149 or email brooling@commerce.wa.gov.

ROC (Resident Owned Communities) Northwest, which is a program of the Northwest Cooperative Development Center, assists manufactured and mobile home owners in Washington and Idaho purchase the community in which they live, including helping secure financing and forming a cooperative. There are 20 member-owned ROCs in Washington.

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For information, go to rocnorthwest.com or contact Victoria O’Banion, marketing and acquisition specialist, at 308-991-5663.

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