A: In the majority of cases, yes, the seller of the mobile home must also hold the title to the land, lot, or acreage that the home is situated on. There are exceptions in some mobile home parks where you may own the home but rent the lot. But typically, the property, land, and home must be sold together in one transaction.

A: Selling a mobile home and land on the regular open market can take weeks or even months to find a qualified buyer, especially if there are any repairs needed. But working with professional cash buyers like us, we can provide an offer and close on your entire mobile home property within a few weeks in most cases. This avoids the hassles of showings, inspections, and waiting on traditional financing.

A: Yes, mobile home sales in Florida need to follow certain laws and park home regulations. For example, some mobile home parks must approve a buyer before a sale. And title changes must be recorded correctly with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). When selling a mobile home in Florida, you typically need the title to the home, bill of sale, the deed to the land, tax-related documents, and identification. This paperwork is required to record the changes in ownership and title for both the mobile unit and land with the state and county.

A: Licensed real estate professionals and investors like us can provide a free estimate of your entire mobile home property value. We will assess the size, condition, upgrades and features of the home itself, combined with the land size, location and any external factors to deliver a professional valuation.