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Johnston County, NC · HUD manufactured homes
MH Land Check desk-screens zoning for HUD manufactured homes, septic/soil risk, and flood veto — before you drive out, make an offer, or wire earnest money.
Free teaser verdict. Full evidence PDF is $19 per parcel. You do not need to be on-site — this is remote desk research from public GIS, soil, and flood data.
Three steps. No site visit required from you — we work from public county and federal data.
Paste a street address or Johnston County PIN. Add notes if you already know single-wide vs double-wide.
We overlay county zoning, USDA soil septic ratings, and FEMA flood layers, then apply our MH-allowed table for the district.
Teaser verdict by email, then a $19 evidence PDF with sources, next offices to call, and a hard disclaimer.
Built for the manufactured-home question — not a generic “can I build a stick house” score.
District code from county GIS, matched to our maintained table: allowed / conditional use / banned, with ordinance links.
USDA SSURGO septic absorption ratings, slope and water-table limits. Pre-filter only — not a perc test.
FEMA NFHL flood zone overlay. High-risk zones flag a hard stop or elevate-to-confirm path.
Who to call at planning/zoning and environmental health, plus what written confirmation you still need before closing.
Anchored under full buildability reports, above a bare septic score. Pay per parcel — no monthly lock-in for the pilot.
$0 / parcel
Included when you submit the form — we reply with the light before asking you to pay for the PDF.
$19 / parcel
Comparable anchors: PrePerc septic-only $15 · LotAnalyst single report $29.
A desk-research packet you can forward to a realtor, lender, or septic contractor — not a government approval.
Full outline also in sample-report-outline.md in this project folder.
MH Land Check is a desk-research pre-screen using public GIS, USDA soil data, FEMA flood layers, and a manually maintained zoning table. It is:
Public data can be outdated or incomplete. Our rules table can be wrong. Before you buy, close, or place a home, get written confirmation from Johnston County Planning / Zoning, Environmental Health (septic), utilities, and a title/attorney review as needed. Use this report to decide what to ask — not as the final answer.