Modular Home Plant Opens in Stigler

Information by State  Print version   A newly completed home is loaded for delivery at the Stigler modular home facility. The Morris family receives their new home from the Choctaw Nation Housing Authority.

The Choctaw Nation Housing Authority has opened their second modular home facility in Stigler, Oklahoma. The first facility is in Coalgate, Oklahoma. The facility is large enough to build four modular homes consecutively.

The Housing Authority is using the modular home process to lower the cost of constructing new units. They have their own loan program and also assist members with loans from First Mortgage in Oklahoma City in partnership with FannieMae. They help tribal members that fall under 80% of the national median income.

The Housing Authority is also assisting members that have fallen prey to predatory lending practices. Through various financing methods and programs, they have been able to help tribal members preserve their status as homeowners.

Jeremy and Mary Jane Morris received their home from the Coalgate modular home facility and are excited to be living the American dream.

Congratulations to the Choctaw Nation and the Choctaw Nation Housing Authority for enhancing the lives of Native American families.