• UMH Properties backed the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, citing expected gains for manufactured housing supply, costs, and regulation.
• CEO Samuel A. Landy flagged removal of the permanent chassis requirement as a cost reducer that could enable larger, multi-story home designs.
• UMH expects FHA Title I financing changes to expand borrower eligibility, supporting manufactured home sales across its 145-community, 27,100-homesite portfolio.
• The company also pointed to zoning and land-use reforms as a catalyst for broader siting of manufactured homes in more markets.

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