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Last week, the House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) unanimously passed H.R. 3507, the Yes in My Backyard Act (YIMBY). The legislation is intended to eliminate discriminatory land use policies and remove barriers to housing production by bolstering transparency of efforts of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) recipients in changing discriminatory land use policies. Specifically, jurisdictions receiving CDBG funds would be required to submit to HUD a land use plan, which would cover a number of policies, including whether they are allowing manufactured homes in areas zoned primarily for single-family residential homes. Ahead of the markup, MHI and a coalition of housing industry organizations sent a letter of support for the legislation.

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Boost Visibility and Industry Leadership with MHI Sponsorship

The Manufactured Housing Institute invites industry partners to explore sponsorship opportunities that elevate visibility and engagement across key audiences.

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Designed specifically for inspectors and building officials, the Manufactured Housing Inspectors/Building Officials 12 Hour Continuing Education course in South Carolina from the Manufactured Housing Educational Institute gives manufactured housing inspectors comprehensive online training that meets South Carolina’s licensing requirements while sharpening essential skills in manufactured housing installation and inspection.