Manufactured Housing Opportunity and Revitalization (MORE) Program

The MORE program is now CLOSED to any new applicants. The applications that have been received will be processed first come, first served with priority for applicants that have health and safety code violations in their homes. Applications are currently under review. 

Supporting Mobile Homeowners in Nevada County

Nevada County is offering the Manufactured Housing Opportunity & Revitalization (MORE) Program, a program designed to provide one-time grants to income-qualified manufactured and mobile home homeowners for repair or replacement of mobile homes. Funded by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), the program focuses on addressing code violations, substandard conditions, and critical health and safety issues in housing.

What You Need To Know

Who Is Eligible?

Eligible applicants must be an existing homeowner, must reside in the home, and the home must be located in a mobile home park.  Applicant income must be at or below 80% of Area Median Income .

Income Limit for Household of 1: $58,350                    Income Limit for Household of 5: $90,050             

Income Limit for Household of 2: $66,700                    Income Limit for Household of 6: $96,700

Income Limit for Household of 3: $75,050                    Income Limit for Household of 7: $103,400

Income Limit for Household of 4: $83,350                    Income Limit for Household of 8: $110,050

What Repairs Qualify?

Allowable repairs include eliminating code violations, substandard conditions, and health and health and safety issues. Such repairs would include plumbing, roofing, electrical, and heating. Other allowable repairs may include accessibility upgrades,  energy efficiency upgrades., and qualified work per California Code of Regulations (CCR) Title 25, Section 1606. Luxury items such as swimming pools and landscaping will not be accommodated  under this programs. If the cost to repair a mobile home exceeds $75,000, or if the mobile home is older than 1976, replacement of the home will be considered.  Eligible applicants with a notice of violation of health and safety standards will be prioritized first, those with a report from a licensed contractor, engineer, architect, or County inspection staff  will be prioritized second,  and accessibility and energy upgrades third. 

For Questions

More information can be found in our program guidelines. Paper copies of the guidelines are located at Nevada County Social Services, 950 Maidu Avenue, in Nevada City. 

Contact Us

Nevada County Housing and Community Services 

Phone: (530) 265-1645

Email: housing@nevadacountyca.gov

Fair Housing Commitment

The MORE Program is committed to providing equitable opportunities in line with fair housing practices. No applicant will face discrimination based on religion, age, race, gender, disability, or other protected classes.