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Learn Community Management, Installation and Sales Skills … Online!

The Manufactured Housing Education Institute (MHEI) offers a wide variety of courses to educate and grow your business. Installers and inspectors of manufactured homes can meet the education requirements for licensing with MHEI’s online training Installers and inspectors can take MHEI continuing education courses from anywhere with a computer and an internet connection.

Community owners and managers can learn to own or operate a manufactured home community efficiently and effectively with the Accredited Community Manager (ACM) program.

If you work in a retail sales center or for a land-lease community that sells homes, the Professional Housing Consultant (PHC) course will help you expand your knowledge about lending regulations, installation requirements, HUD Code regulations and more. Register for the PHC program here.

Learn more about MHEI education on ManufacturedHousing.org.

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September 16, 2025

MHI to Honor Industry Leader Jim Ayotte at Annual Meeting

Each year at MHI’s Annual Meeting, we celebrate the achievements of exceptional professionals during the Awards Dinner. The MHI Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an individual for their outstanding accomplishments and years of dedication to both the industry and MHI. James R. “Jim” Ayotte is the sixth person to receive this honor.

September 4, 2025

Four Manufactured Homes Arrive on the National Mall

Four manufactured homes arrived in Washington, D.C. for HUD’s fifth Innovative Housing Showcase. More than 5,000 people are expected to attend.

August 28, 2025

Complete Training Requirements from the Comfort of Home with MHEI

The Manufactured Housing Educational Institute (MHEI) has the flexible, comprehensive training you need to launch your career in the manufactured housing industry as a licensed manufactured home installer.

September 17, 2025

Industry Introduces Vertical Anchorage in Wind Zone I Installations

Starting September 17, 2025, the manufactured housing industry will implement a safety enhancement for homes installed in Wind Zone I. This change is being made to align with the timing of upcoming updates to the HUD Code and will result in alternative foundation designs exceeding HUD Code requirements by including specific uplift protection.