What type of home is almost completely prefabricated prior to delivery and typically has wheels?

Manufactured homes, commonly referred to as mobile homes, are predominantly prefabricated in a factory setting before being transported to the site where they are installed. These homes are built on a permanently attached chassis and come equipped with wheels for easy mobility, allowing them to be relocated if necessary. The construction process adheres to federal standards set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), ensuring safety and quality.

This category of homes is distinct from panelized homes, which involve panels designed for on-site assembly, and pre-cut homes, which have components that are cut to size before delivery but not necessarily assembled in a factory. Factory-built homes is a broader term that can encompass various types of prefabricated homes, including manufactured homes, but does not specifically capture the unique mobility aspect associated with manufactured homes. Thus, the answer accurately reflects the characteristics that define the type of home described in the question.