Mark Rogers

When a manufactured home deal gets “stuck” because of a HUD Foundation Certification (HUD Cert), it’s usually a documentation + foundation support issue—not a mystery. This post explains what a HUD Cert is, who can issue it, what inspectors/engineers look for (piers, tie-downs, drainage, add-ons), and how to avoid last-minute closing delays. Call/Text 386-361-8040.

Buying a home in Florida comes with unique risks—from humidity and storms to aging roofs and hidden moisture problems. A certified home inspection helps you understand the true condition of the property before you buy or sell. In this guide, we explain why inspections are especially important in North Florida, what experienced inspectors look for, and how a detailed inspection report can help you avoid costly surprises and make confident decisions about your investment.

Florida’s Wind Mitigation form is changing effective 4/1/2026. The updated OIR-B1-1802 adds new items like Region (design wind speed) and Roof Slope, and puts more weight on clear photo/document proof for what’s checked. High Mark Inspections, LLC is already trained for the new form—Call/Text 386-361-8040 to book.