HEARD
Spring was a busy season for manufactured hous-
of moments from recent shows, and encourages
ing professionals, attending trade shows in Biloxi,
industry newcomers and veterans alike to scan the
Miss., Orlando, Fla., and Scottsdale, Ariz., among
landscape for learning and business development
other locales. The enthusiasm for meeting in person,
opportunities that can help grow your business and
exhibiting, presenting, and networking was clear.
mature the industry as a whole.
MHInsider is pleased to bring to its readers a selection Manufactured housing industry lenders from across the country talk on stage with Paul Barretto, of LearnMH, (at left) during the Biloxi Expo about developments in housing and finance in the last two years. Christine Murphy, from Tammac, discussed lending solutions for a variety of factory-built home types, from HUD code to two story, fourplexes, ADUs, and tiny homes. Credit Human's Barry Noffsinger detailed the lender’s evolution into site development. Paula Reeves, of CIS said “There are no barriers... Whatever needs we (as an industry) have, we’re going to fill those needs.”
Jackson Keene and Justin DiLauro, of Braun Consulting, came from Las Vegas to mix it up during a networking event in Biloxi. MHINSIDER.COM | 13
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