What your home is worth, what to do about a lost title, how park sales work, and what actually happens when you inherit one. Written by people who do this every week — not by an agency.
There's no Zillow for mobile homes, which is why most owners have no idea what theirs is worth. Here's how buyers actually work out the number — and how to check whether an offer is fair.
A missing title stops more mobile home sales than bad roofs do. The fix is usually simpler and cheaper than owners expect — here's the actual process in Alabama.
Inheriting a mobile home usually means inheriting a bill. Here's how to work out what you've actually got, what the paperwork requires in Alabama, and how to get it sold without a family argument.
Selling a home in a park means dealing with a third party who has real veto power. Here's how park approval works, what to do about back lot rent, and when moving the home is worth it.
Whether you can get a mortgage on a manufactured home comes down to one question most buyers have never heard of. Here's what actually determines your financing options.
The choice between a single wide and a double wide affects more than floor space — it changes your financing options, your resale value, and whether you can ever move the home again.
We answer our own phone, and we'll give you a straight answer whether or not you end up selling to us. If enough people ask the same thing, it usually turns into the next guide on this page.