Rules & rent controlNew YorkOrganizations: Cavco Industries, Champion Homes, Commodore HomesBy RISE Community editors
Federal class action targets Hoffman Homes over alleged lending scheme
A federal class action in New York accuses Hoffman Homes, two manufacturers and three lenders of an unlawful home sales and financing arrangement.
Key facts
- Hoffman Homes runs 16 communities in Saratoga, Fulton and Albany counties, New York.
- Tenants brought the class action in federal court in the Northern District of New York and claim more than $5 million in losses.
- Defendants include manufacturers Champion Homes and Cavco Industries, lenders 21st Mortgage, Triad Financial Services and Credit Human, and installer Northeast Homes Specialists.
- The complaint says the arrangement began in 2020, and attorney John DuCharme denies the allegations for Hoffman Homes.
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Source: Hickey et al vs ASH Mngmt DBA Hoffman Homes-Champion Homes-Commodore Homes-Cavco Industries-21st Mortgage-Triad Financial Services-Credit Human-Case #1:2026cv00989. Facts-Evidence-Analysis — MHProNews, November 14, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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