Community name and lease
Tell us the name of the community, lot number if available, and whether your lease is current.
Selling a mobile home in a park
Park-owned land creates a different selling process than a typical house sale. We purchase eligible manufactured homes in parks and review the community rules, title and outstanding obligations before closing.
WHAT MATTERS
Four things to review.
You can start with partial information. Each home and situation is reviewed individually.
Park approval and transfer rules
The park may require screening, paperwork or approval of the new owner. Requirements vary by location and community.
Home details
Year, size, condition and any needed repairs help determine whether your home fits our purchasing criteria.
Lot rent and other balances
Past-due rent, park fees, taxes or loans may need to be verified and addressed as part of the closing.
THE OFFER PROCESS
What happens after you call?
Our purchasing agent first discusses the home, location, title, condition and your goals. If the home looks eligible, the team can arrange an in-person review. A preliminary number may change after inspection or verification of outstanding obligations.
You do not have to know every park rule before reaching out. Any final sale remains subject to ownership, lien, community and applicable legal requirements.