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FMHA News September 1, 2019
2019 Convention Wrap-Up
This one is for the record books! CONTENTS
Greeting Members, The next morning kicked off with the General Counsel’s Comments......... 2
Over 270 FMHA Rise N’ Shine Breakfast sponsored by
The Joy Continues with the Annual
members met last Cavco, Chariot Eagle, Destiny, Fleetwood
and Palm Harbor providing the energy Awards Luncheon............................ 3
week at one of our
largest attended boost needed for the next couple of FMHA Calendar of Events................ 4
Conventions in history! hours with FMHA’s Convention Keynote
Speaker, Amanda Gore. Many of our Thank You 2019 FMHA Convention
This year’s Convention was held at one
of our favorite hotels, the Rosen Plaza on members aren’t sure what hit them, Sponsors............................................ 4
International Drive in Orlando. The Rosen but Amanda’s presentation certainly
made an impact. Rumor has it many Division Meetings and Elections Held
Plaza’s perfect location offers so much to
of you were involved with shoulder at 2019 Annual Convention............ 5
attendees with Pointe Orlando directly
across the street and theme parks and massages, Joy buddies and dancing to
Florida Mobile Home Relocation
great shopping not far away. Justin Timberlake. We’ll be including
in our newsletters, monthly reminders Corporation: Notice of Public
First up was a two-part workshop beginning from Amanda on bringing joy to your Meeting............................................. 6
with FMHA’s marketing and communication workplace.
firm’s Tom Derzypolski of BowStern sharing Member News.................................. 8
his expertise on what to do with all the Amanda was the perfect segue into
another uplifting, joyful event – the Complaint Report............................. 8
leads being generated by FMHA’s marketing
campaigns. Following Tom’s presentation Annual Awards Luncheon. Many thanks Consumer Price Index..................... 8
was Jody Gabel with Lutz, Bobo & Telfair, to Blair Group Communities for hosting
the luncheon for the second year in a New Members................................ 10
P.A., moderating a workshop on rules
enforcement and evictions. Attorney row. Always my favorite event, it’s a
REMINDER: Renew Your Dealer
panelist included: Matt Bobo from Lutz, wonderful way to recognize so many
of our incredible members. See the License Before 9/30/19.................. 11
Bobo & Telfair, P.A., Brian Chase, managing
partner from Atlas Law and Jon Hinden Convention Award Winners article in Production and Shipments........... 12
from Hinden, Mclean & Arbeiter, P.A. Both this newsletter.
workshops were well attended and based Thursday ended with two more
on post-survey comments, the workshops insightful and popular workshops. The
offered information helpful to attendees. presenters of our Fannie Mae & Freddie
Division meetings and elections were Mac Workshop brought us up to date on
held after the workshop. You can find a their latest manufactured home financing
list of FMHA’s new Board of Directors and programs and our Ask the Lawyers series,
Governing Councils in this newsletter. as always, was a crowd favorite.
Then it was time for the Welcome Reception If you missed this year’s impressive
sponsored by Lutz, Bobo & Telfair, P.A. convention, make sure to mark your
-- what a wonderful reception it was! calendars now for next year’s event
Twenty-eight exhibitors, a beautiful spread scheduled Sept. 16-17 in beautiful
of delicious hors d’oeuvres and everyone’s Sarasota. It’s sure to be a winner!
favorite…. the open bar, made for a great
time hosted by FMHA’s General Counsel
David Eastman and the attorneys with Lutz,
Bobo & Telfair. Mark Kelly, FMHA President
Palm Harbor Homes
VP Sales & Marketing, Florida Division
Keynote Speaker Amanda Gore
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General Counsel’s Comments
Items for this column are intended for a wide audience and not intended to provide, nor are they to be relied upon as
legal advice. Members should consult their own attorneys before taking any action in response to items in this column.
Questions about this column can be directed to David Eastman at Lutz, Bobo, Telfair, Eastman, Gabel and Lee at toll free
FMHA Executive
1-877-521-0890. Commitee
REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION FOR FINANCIAL DISABILITY? WHAT? Mark Kelly
President (Manufacturer Division)
A recent Florida case decision by the Federal 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta Nicole Weis
has muddied the water on whether there is a “reasonable accommodation” on income Vice President (Filled
guidelines for residency. The issue was whether a disabled individual could be granted a Communities Division)
reasonable accommodation of counting his food stamp payments and a stipend from his
father to achieve the income requirements to purchase a Habitat for Humanity home. Dwight Selby
Treasurer (Retailer Division)
Schaw v. Habitat for Humanity of Citrus County, Inc. involved an appeal from a Florida Middle Matthew Steiner
District Court decision granting a motion for summary judgment which determined that Secretary (Filled Communities
a reasonable accommodation did not have to be made to accommodate the effect of a Division)
disability, that is the economic impact on the individual. Mr. Schaw is a quadriplegic who
applied to purchase a Habitat for Humanity home. Habitat has income guidelines which Cyndi King
Mr. Schaw did not meet with his social security income payments. However, he did meet Immediate Past President
those guidelines if his food stamps or the payments he received from his father were (Developer Division)
counted. He requested a reasonable accommodation for his disability, allowing the food Steve Adler
stamps or his father’s assistance, to count toward his income. Membership Chairman
Habitat moved for summary judgment, arguing that the request for a reasonable Ken Cashin
accommodation did not go to alleviating Mr. Schaw’s disability but rather addressed his Legislative Chairman
financial condition. Habitat argued that it was his inability to work resulted in his income Andrea Ciuba
being lower than allowed by the Habitat guidelines for home purchase. (Supply & Service Division)
The trial court, the Federal Middle District Court in Tampa, agreed with Habitat and ruled Alice Funk
that Mr. Schaw was not requesting a reasonable accommodation based upon his handicap, (Finance & Insurance Division)
but rather based upon his income. Matt Gentile
(Finance & Insurance Division)
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and said that upon making a reasonable
accommodation request, the burden goes to the owner of the real estate to determine Jim Hoekstra
whether it can accommodate that request. The court said that the consideration of food (Filled Communities Division)
stamp payments and the father’s stipend was reasonable because the income and inability John Overmier
to work was an effect of his disability. The court engaged in a very detailed analysis, much (Supply & Service Division)
of which is unimportant for the property manager, but did rule that a community owner or
Gena Paugh
manager needs to evaluate the impact of granting the accommodation. If it is a reasonable
(Developer Division)
accommodation that does not cause an “undue burden” on the property owner, the
accommodation should be granted. Terry Starkey
(Retailer Division)
The 11th Circuit compared this case to a case involving a request for a reasonable
Dennis Schrader
accommodation to allow rental under the section 8 housing program. The court in
(Manufacturer Division)
that case held that there was an “undue burden” in complying with the request, due
to the audits, report filing, compliance with guidelines for housing and other related Janette Weis
programmatic requirements that would affect property management unnecessarily. In (Manufacturer Division)
that case, the court found an “undue burden”. Mike Wnek
Marketing and Public Relations
This case was decided as a summary judgment case. In a summary judgment, the court
Chairman
rules if there are no disputed issues of material fact and then whether the trial court
correctly interpreted the law. In this case the appellate court said the trial court did not. Eric Zimmerman
At first blush it appears that the trial court now would find it a reasonable accommodation (Filled Communities Division)
Continued on page 10 »
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FMHA News September 1, 2019
The Joy Continues with the Annual Awards Luncheon
Keynote speaker Amanda Gore was the perfect segue into yet made sure the audience knew her scholarly accomplishments
another uplifting, joyful event - the Annual Awards Luncheon. with degrees from University of Florida, Stetson University and
Many thanks to Blair Group Communities for hosting the luncheon Vanderbilt including an MBA and law degree. An impressive award
for the second year in a row. for an impressive, well deserving FMHA member.
The Member of the Year Award went to Ronnie Bledsoe and Next was the award of all awards, the Williams-Olsen Award.
Parker Mynchenberg with Plantation Oaks of Ormond Beach. The FMHA member selected for this award has devoted an
What a great success story it is! It took 17 years to bring this exceptional amount of time and energy to FMHA and our industry.
beautiful development to fruition. When Plantation Oaks is built President Kelly summed up the recipient perfectly, “If we paid this
out, the community will have 1,577 homes on 1,033 acres in member for all the blood, sweat and tears she has poured into
Volusia County. The state of the art clubhouse is 10,300 square this association, we’d be broke,” and “...when you want something
feet. President Mark Kelly expressed his thanks to Bledsoe and done, just call her, and get out of her way.” Award winner, Alice
Mynchenberg for having the vision to build such a beautiful Funk, was also surprised once she realized President Kelly was
development and showing officials in Volusia County how talking about her and her dedication to the Finance & Insurance
important manufactured homes are to Florida’s housing market. Division and Fun’N’Sun Event. Previously, Alice was also an FMHA
staff member and Bill Turney’s side kick, helping with home shows
The following award was the Bill Turney President’s Award and and several FMHA marketing campaigns. Her years of serving on
the winner had no idea what hit her. As President Kelly grew FMHA’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee along with
deeper into his speech, winner Nicole Weis realized he was the Finance & Insurance Division made her uniquely qualified to
singing her praises. He shared that Nicole is a third generation win this year’s top honor.
manufactured home community owner and currently serves on
the Board of Directors and Executive Committee as FMHA’s Vice Congrats to all the winners!
President. He added Weis recently committed to a three-year We appreciate your service and
term on Florida’s Mobile Home Relocation Corporation Board and dedication to our remarkable industry.
2019 FMHA ANNUAL
CONVENTION GALLERY
FMHAMEMBER.ORG
Award Winners - Back Row: Parker Mynchenberg, FMHA President Mark Kelly,
Nicole Weis, Ronnie Bledsoe Front Row: Alice Funk
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FMHA Calendar of Events
2019 FMHA Convention
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13-14 MHI NCC Leadership Forum SUN COMMUNITIES, INC.
Westin Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL
AFTERNOON COFFEE BREAK
LORI KILLINGER, EXECUTIVE SHAREHOLDER
LEWIS, LONGMAN & WALKER, P.A.
28-29 FMHA Office Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
REGISTRATION FOLDER
STEINER COMMUNITIES
CONVENTION PROGRAM SPONSOR
STYLE CREST, INC.
JOY SPONSORS
HOMETOWN AMERICA,
BOWSTERN MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
GRATITUDE SPONSORS
CREDIT HUMAN, JACOBSEN HOME,
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FMHA News September 1, 2019
Division Meetings and Elections Held at 2019 Annual Convention
Following are the result of Division elections:
Name Position Term Expiration Company
Developer Division
Steve Adler Board/Exec/Membership Chair 2020 Murex Properties
Dennis Ahearn Board of Directors 2020 Hyde Park
Frank Alogna Board of Directors 2021 Sweetwater Oaks
Stephen Braun Board of Directors 2022 Hometown America
Shawn Harpin Board of Directors 2022 Yes! Communities
Cyndi King Board*/Exec/Division President 2020 Blair Group Communities
Gena Paugh Board/Exec 2020 Hometown America
Dwight Selby Governing Council 2020 Shady Oaks
Keith Stevens Board of Directors 2022 Strawberry Ridge
Bob Young Board of Directors* Blair Group Communities
Filled Communities Division
Chuck Crook Board of Directors 2020 Green Courte Partners
Jim Hoekstra Board/Exec 2022 Sun Communities
Ron Freeman Governing Council 2020 Arcadia Village
Tim Newby Governing Council 2020 Newby Management
Todd Newby Governing Council 2020 Newby Management
Leslie Register Board of Directors 2021 Equity Lifestyle Prop.
Rick Sellers Governing Council 2020 Bear Creek
Matt Steiner Board/Exec/FMHA Secretary 2022 Steiner Communities
Nelson Steiner Board of Directors* Steiner Communities
Richard Webb Governing Council 2020 Governing Council
Nicole Weis Board/Exec/FMHA Vice President 2020 Westgate Park Corp.
Wesley Wilbanks Governing Council 2020 Park East Mobile Home Club
Eric Zimmerman Board/Exec/Division President 2021 Murex Properties
Finance & Insurance Division
Alice Funk Board/Exec/Division President 2020
Joe Freismuth Board of Directors 2020 CountryPlace Mortgage
Matt Gentile Board/Exec 2020 Monroe & Giordano
Stephen Weis II Board 2020 The Weis Group
Margaret York Board 2020 Triad Financial Services
Manufacturers Division
Michael Cecil Governing Council 2020 Champion Home Builders
Terry Decio Board of Directors 2020 Skyline Champion
Beecher Jacobsen Governing Council 2020 Jacobsen Homes
Mark Kelly Board/Exec/FMHA President 2020 Palm Harbor Homes
Kevin Law Board of Directors 2020 Palm Harbor Homes
Marty Martin Board of Directors 2020 Champion Home Builders
Ray Paulk Board of Directors 2020 Fleetwood Homes, Inc.
Dennis Schrader Board*/Exec/Division President 2020 Jacobsen Homes
Byron Stroud Board of Directors 2020 Skyline Champion
Continued on page 6 »
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Results ... continued »
Tom Trexler Governing Council 2020 Nobility Homes
Janette Weis Board/Exec/Division Vice President 2020 Jacobsen Homes
Mike Wnek Board/Exec/Marketing & PR Chair 2020 Jacobsen Homes
Retailer Division
Kelly Lake Governing Council 2020 Lake’s Housing Center
Robert Lake Board of Directors 2022 Lake’s Housing Center
Matthew Rearden Board of Directors 2021 Four Star Homes
Dwight Selby Board/Exec/FMHA Treasurer 2022 Global Homes
Terry Starkey Board/Exec 2020 Clayton Homes Retail
Tom Trexler Board of Directors 2021 Prestige Homes
Supply & Service Firm Division
Ken Cashin Board*/Exec/PAC Chair Windstorm Holdings
Andrea Ciuba Board/Exec 2022 Affordable Rentals
Diana McNair Board of Directors 2021 Tri State Distributors
John Overmier Board/Exec 2020 Tie Down Engineering
David Randall Board of Directors 2022 Style Crest, Inc.
Rob Smith Board of Directors 2022 Fortune Real Estate
Ryan Vatalaro Board of Directors 2021 Atlas Law
*FMHA Past President serving on the Board of Directors
Florida Mobile Home
Relocation Corporation:
Notice of Public Meeting
The public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at
9:00 am via telephone only. To attend the meeting by telephone,
please call 1-888-909-7654 and enter passcode 128126 when
prompted.
Additional information and a copy of the agenda may be obtained
by contacting Vicky Krentz, Executive Director, FMHRC, P.O. Box
7848, Clearwater, FL 33758, (888) 862-7010. Ms. Krentz may be
reached by email at vicky@fmhrc.org.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities
Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate
in this meeting is asked to advise the agency at least 48 hours
before the meeting by contacting Vicky Krentz at (888) 862-7010.
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FMHA News September 1, 2019
Member News
Franklin Structures LLC would like to invite all FMHA members to their 2019 Fall Home Show on September 23-26, 2019 from 9:30 am
to 2:30 pm. Three homes will be on display featuring the NEW Triple Wide Farmhouse, The Azalea.
For more information and the complete show schedule, call Franklin Structures at (256) 332-4510. Franklin Structures address is 10655
Hwy 43, Russellville, AL 35653 and their website is www.franklinhomesusa.com.
Complaint Report
COMPLAINTS RECEIVED July
Florida Manufacturer 3
Out of State 6
Warranty Complaints
Florida Manufacturer 1
Out of State Manufacturer 6
Re-investigation
Florida Manufacturer 0
Out of State Manufacturer 0
Packets Mailed Out 17
COMPLAINTS CLOSED
Florida Manufacturer 2
IT'S GRATITUDE MONTH!
Out of State Manufacturer 4
'Put your gratitude glasses Florida Dealer 5
on and find something in Out of State Dealer
Average Days Open
1
162
everything and every one
for which to be grateful!' Source: Division of Motorist Services, Bureau of MH/RV Construction
Monthly Consumer Complaint Report.
**Dealer location severely damaged due to Hurricane Michael – could
not respond to complaints/repairs.
www.amandagore.com
Consumer Price Index
The U.S. Department of Labor announced the all items
index increased 1.8 percent in the Consumer Price
Index for July 2018-2019. For the month of August 2018-
2019, the Consumer Price Index increased 1.7 percent.
For the latest CPI figures, go to: www.bls.gov/cpi.
To have the latest CPI figures emailed to you each
month, go to www.bls.gov/bls/list.htm, enter your
name and email address, then check the box for the
information you are interested in receiving.
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New Members
August New Member MHRE, Inc.
Bach Land Development, LLC Christine Ticconi
Laurie Kindle 12900 Hall Road, Suite 190
3418 W. Arch Street Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Tampa, FL 33629 Phone: (586) 884-0671
Phone: (813) 503-2096 Fax: (586) 884-8421
Email: lauriek@bach-development.com Email: christine@mhreinc.com
Website: www.mhreinc.com
R & M Service Solutions, LLC
Mark McDowell Bahrs Construction
7256 Westport Place, Suite A Christine Ticconi
West Palm Beach, FL 33413 12900 Hall Road Suite 190
Phone: (877) 847-6747 Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Cell: (727) 403-7614 Phone: (586) 884-0671
Email: mark@rmservicesolutions.com Fax: (586) 884-8421
Website: www.rmservicesolutions.com Email: christine@mhreinc.com
Website: www.mhreinc.com
Florida MH Sales, LLC
Pamela Pumilia BREIT Riverest
708 48th B Avenue E Tom Stapley
Bradenton, FL 34203 49 Crescent Drive
Phone: (800) 604-0715 Tavares, FL 32778
Email: psquared54@me.com Phone: (352) 343-7780
Website: www.floridamhsales.com Email:
riverest@treehousecommunities.com
Anchorage Mobile Home Park Website: www.treehousecommunities.com
Terry Garner
321 Yacht Club Drive Sebring Vista MHC, LLC
Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32648 Chris Pellicone
Phone: (850) 244-2455 901 N. Ridgewood Drive
Email: c22_515@yahoo.com Sebring, FL 33870
Phone: (863) 451-3156
Persons Services Corp. Email: luna.electric@yahoo.com
Paul Stevens
4474 Halls Mill Road
Mobile, AL 36693
Phone: (251) 660-0132
Fax: (251) 660-2084
Email: pstevens@personsservices.com
Website: www.personsservices.com
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to count either the food stamps or the stipend from the father to approve Mr. Schaw purchasing the home.
Now the matter will likely go to trial on whether the denial was unreasonable, an expensive and time-consuming effort that will likely be
avoided by a settlement.
Where does this decision leave community owners and managers? When a reasonable accommodation is requested, it is important to
determine how difficult it will be to grant the accommodation. If the accommodation does not inflict an undue burden on the property
owner, the reasonable accommodation should be granted. Each request, however, must be evaluated on the specific facts and
circumstances related to the person making the request.
FMHA | 10FMHA News September 1, 2019
REMINDER: Renew Your Dealer License Before Sept. 30, 2019
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has sent out reminders for you to renew your dealer license prior to their
license expiration on September 30, 2019.
On July 16, 2019, the Department emailed renewal notices and applications to 1173 licensed mobile home dealers and mobile home
brokers and 341 licensed New and Used Recreational Vehicle Dealers. A renewal package was mailed to dealers without an email
address on file. A completed renewal application form (HSMV 86720, “Renewal Application Motor Vehicle, Mobile Home, or Recreational
Vehicle Dealers”), fee and required documents must be submitted to the local Regional Office responsible for your dealership.
To ensure proper processing of renewal applications, dealers are advised to submit their completed renewal application, required
documents and fee to the regional office. They are further advised not to submit their application to Tallahassee. All checks must be
made payable to DHSMV.
For assistance in locating one of the Regional Offices, please visit https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/dealerservices/ms_regional_offices.pdf.
Local Regional Offices will be available to assist dealers from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The following documents are required with the renewal Supplemental Location
application:
• A completed license renewal application form HSMV
Primary Location: 86720. This form is available on the Department’s
website at: https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/forms/86720.pdf
• Completed license renewal application form HSMV
86720. This form is available on the Department’s • $50 annual renewal fee. Make check payable to DHSMV.
website at: https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/forms/86720.pdf • $100 biennial license renewal fee if you are opting for
a biennial (two years) renewal. Checks must be made
• $75 annual license renewal fee for the primary location.
payable to DHSMV.
If the completed application, all required documents,
and fee are not received for the primary location by • A copy of the surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit,
December 31st, a $100 delinquent fee is due for a total or continuation certificate in the amount of $25,000
renewal fee of $175. Checks must be made payable to that was submitted with the primary location renewal
DHSMV. application.
• $150 biennial license renewal fee if you are opting for • A copy of the certificate of garage liability insurance
a biennial (two years) renewal. Checks must be made that was submitted with the primary location renewal
payable to DHSMV. application. This certification must include at a minimum,
$25,000 combined single limit liability coverage including
• An original surety bond, original irrevocable letter of
bodily injury and property damage protection and 10,000
credit, or original continuation certificate in the amount
personal injury protection. Copy of the Certificate of
of $25,000 for franchise motor vehicle dealers. The
garage liability insurance is required and must be signed
Dealership’s Principal must sign the surety bond and
by the garage liability insurance agent
Irrevocable Letter of Credit.
• Copy of proof of Garage Liability insurance which The Department has moved to electronic communication
must include at a minimum, $25,000 combined single of important notices, renewals and legislative changes to
limited liability coverage including bodily injury and licensed dealers statewide. Therefore, it is important for
property damage protection and $10,000 personal injury dealers to update their renewal application with a current
protection. Certificate of garage liability insurance signed business email address for their dealership. Dealers are
by the garage liability insurance agent is required. advised to avoid using email addresses of their staff on the
application as notices may not reach their dealership if the
• Copy of certification from the Division of Corporations
staff member no longer works at the dealership. Dealers are
showing current registration of the business and
advised to immediately notify the Regional Office responsible
fictitious name(s) (on-line access at www.sunbiz.org).
for their dealership of any changes in their business email
address.
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Production and Shipments
2016 2017 2018 2019 % Change: 2018-19
76 94 149 196 31.54%
260 267 384 420 9.37%
336 361 533 616 15.57%
603 636 923 1,050 13.75%
769 960 1,121 1,346 20.07%
2,283 2,444 2,960 3,237 9.35%
3,052 3,404 4,081 4,583 12.30%
5,389 5,914 7,130 7,945 11.43%
Florida Production
Single-section homes 31 37 41 32 -21.95%
Multi-section homes 162 156 197 197 0.00%
Total for the month 193 193 238 229 -3.78%
Floor Production 358 353 438 435 -0.68%
Year-To-Date
Single-section homes 384 394 365 382 4.65%
Multi-section homes 1,606 1,509 1,574 1,637 4.00%
Total for the year 1,990 1,903 1,939 2,019 4.12%
Floor Production 3,631 3,448 3,558 3,693 11.24%
U.S. Production
Single-section homes 2,398 2,640 2,979 3,224 8.22%
Multi-section homes 2,937 3,163 3,802 3,911 2.86%
Total for the month 5,335 5,803 6,781 7,135 5.22%
Floor Production 8,332 9,029 10,645 11,120 4.46%
Year-To-Date
Single-section homes 20,707 25,269 27,545 24,488 -11.09%
Multi-section homes 24,497 27,136 30,133 29,329 -2.66%
Total for the year 45,204 47,005 57,678 54,314 -5.83%
Floor Production 70,139 80,010 88,374 83,624 -5.37%
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