Items 1 to 4: request and location
The requester, loan number, location of the manufactured home and any existing VA loan number and loan file location.
26-8712
Manufactured Home Appraisal Report
VA Form 26-8712 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Manufactured Home Appraisal Report. VA's form page lists it under housing assistance. It is completed by an appraiser, who records the home's details, its condition and cost of repairs and a retail book value, then signs a certification.
The instructions to the appraiser say the value estimate will in no event include or recognize items which are not a part of the manufactured home, such as steps, skirting, added on porches, patios, storage sheds, carports, landscaping, fencing and home site or park location adjustments.
The form is one page, with a space to attach photographs in two views. The certification says a violation can result in removal from the fee appraiser's roster. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The requester, loan number, location of the manufactured home and any existing VA loan number and loan file location.
Year, manufacturer and make, model and serial numbers, length, width, single or multi section, whether it was constructed for use in this geographic area, and whether it is occupied or vacant.
Condition and cost of repairs for listed items, from tires, wheels, axles and hitch to roof, floor, appliances, furnace, bathroom fixtures and air conditioner.
Additional equipment, the total cost of repairs, whether the home meets MPR's, and whether it has an emergency exit from sleeping rooms, a smoke detection device and two exit doors remote from each other.
Estimated remaining physical life in years, the name and edition date of the book used, whether the appraisal is made as is or subject to repairs, and the retail book value.
Five statements, including no gratuity or emolument other than the appraisal fee and no interest in the applicant, seller, property or mortgage, then the appraiser's signature and date.
Fill in Items 1 to 4 with the requester, loan number, home location and any existing VA loan details.
The certification says the appraiser carefully viewed the property, inside and outside. The form has a space to attach photographs in two views.
Complete Items 5 to 12. Item 9 says to use the reverse if more space is needed for additional equipment.
The instructions to the appraiser exclude items not part of the home, such as steps, skirting, porches, sheds, carports and home site or park location adjustments.
Complete Items 13 and 14, then sign and date Items 15A and 15B.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
Neither the form nor VA's page gives a mailing address or says where the completed report is sent.
VA's page offers the form as a downloadable PDF and lists no online version.
The form is dated NOV 2007 and says it supersedes VA Form 26-8712, JUL 1990, which will not be used.
26-8731a
19 fields, 1 page
26-8731b
12 fields, 1 page
26-8731c
19 fields, 1 page
26-8641a
51 fields, 1 page
26-8644
20 fields, 1 page
26-8730
19 fields, 1 page
The appraiser signs Item 15A and dates Item 15B after certifying they carefully viewed the property, inside and outside.
The certification says a violation of it can result in removal from the fee appraiser's roster.
Item 1 takes the name and address of the person or firm making the request, and Item 2 the loan number.
Item 4 asks for the loan number and the location of the loan file if the home is presently financed with a VA loan.
The form is an appraiser's report made at a requester's request. It is not completed by the Veteran.
The agency’s own page for Form 26-8712.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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It is the Manufactured Home Appraisal Report. It records the home's details, condition and cost of repairs and a retail book value, with the appraiser's certification.
An appraiser. The certification says a violation can result in removal from the fee appraiser's roster. Item 1 names the person or firm making the request.
The instructions to the appraiser say it will in no event include items which are not a part of the manufactured home, such as steps, skirting, porches, patios, storage sheds, carports, landscaping, fencing and home site or park location adjustments.
The form has a space labeled attach photographs here, 2 views.
That they viewed the property inside and outside, that it is the property in the assignment, that they took no gratuity other than the appraisal fee, that they have no interest in the applicant, seller, property or mortgage, and that race, religion, sex or national origin did not influence the value.