Straight answers before you take the next step.

Nationwide Manufactured Homes is at 6714 W Hwy 80 #1 in Midland. Shoppers from Midland, Odessa, and across the Permian Basin can compare current new and used inventory Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Yes. Nationwide carries new manufactured homes from its active builders and a changing selection of used homes from several manufacturers. Check the current inventory and confirm status before making a long drive.

A singlewide travels in one main section. A doublewide arrives in multiple sections that are joined at the homesite. Space, layout, property access, setup, financing, and total project cost should guide the choice.

Yes. Nationwide has homes in Midland that buyers can walk through and compare. Inventory changes, so call ahead if you want to see a specific listing or floorplan.

Nationwide can discuss factory-order options from New Vision Manufacturing, Legacy Housing, and Franklin Homes. Available plans, finishes, pricing, production timing, delivery, and setup must be confirmed for the particular order.

Nationwide's active new-home lineup includes New Vision Manufacturing, Legacy Housing, and Franklin Homes. Current on-lot inventory is not the same for every builder, so compare available homes with factory-order possibilities.

Franklin Homes is part of Nationwide's factory-order lineup, but no current staged Franklin listing appears in the published inventory. Ask which Franklin plans can be ordered and what current factory timing and pricing apply.

Nationwide can help buyers explore lender programs for eligible home-only and land-home transactions. Approval, rate, term, down payment, and closing requirements depend on the borrower, home, property, lender, and complete application.

Some qualified transactions may combine the home and eligible land in one financing package. Site work or related costs may be eligible under certain programs, but the lender must review the full project.

Nationwide may have in-house or Buy Here Pay Here opportunities for certain homes and qualified buyers. Availability, required down payment, terms, home eligibility, and approval can change and must be confirmed with the Midland team.

No. You can first compare homes and establish a realistic budget. If you are still looking for property, Nationwide can discuss the questions to ask, but it does not guarantee that a particular parcel can accept a home.

Ask about freight, delivery, setup, foundation or anchoring, site preparation, utilities, permits, taxes, insurance, lender costs, and selected options. The exact scope depends on the home and property.

Nationwide can coordinate delivery and setup planning for qualifying projects in its service area. Route access, distance, permits, site readiness, crew availability, and the agreed scope affect timing and cost.

Often it can, but the specific property must be reviewed for access, utilities, foundation or anchoring, wind-zone needs, local requirements, title restrictions, and lender conditions. Applicable authorities and project professionals make the final determinations.

Review the home's age, condition, title, included repairs, appliances, transport needs, setup scope, financing eligibility, and where it is currently located. Used homes should be evaluated one listing at a time.

Some used homes may qualify for financing, while others may require a different path because of age, condition, location, title, or lender rules. Nationwide can help identify options for the specific listing and buyer.

Yes. Nationwide works with oilfield, crew, commercial, and other workforce-housing projects. The team can help compare building type, occupancy needs, delivery, setup, financing or wholesale paths, and project timing.

The required construction standard depends on the building, intended use, placement, jurisdiction, and project requirements. Nationwide can discuss HUD, IRC, and other appropriate paths, but the responsible authorities must confirm what applies.

Yes. Share the number of units, intended occupants, location, utilities, access, schedule, and preferred layouts. Availability, pricing, code path, delivery, setup, and financing or wholesale terms must be scoped for the project.

Nationwide Manufactured Homes says it has operated in Midland since 1980. Its team focuses on practical comparisons of current inventory, factory options, land-home planning, and West Texas delivery and setup needs.