An Arizona mobile-home resource, a titan property investors website
Sell Your Mobile Home in Arizona
Have a mobile home or manufactured home in Arizona you're ready to sell? Whether it needs repairs, is sitting vacant, is in a mobile home park, sits on private land, needs to be moved, or you simply aren't sure what to do with it, we can help you understand your options.
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Our reason for building this
Why We Created ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com
Mobile homes can be more complicated to sell than traditional houses, especially when they need repairs, are located in a mobile home park, sit on leased land, need to be moved, or have questions involving titles, ownership, or the property itself.
Many Arizona mobile-home owners simply don't know where to start.
ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com was created to give owners a straightforward place to learn about their options, explain their situation, and start a conversation.
Our goal is simple: make it easier for Arizona mobile-home owners to understand what they can do with a mobile home they no longer want or need.
See your options
Mobile homes carry considerations a regular house sale never touches
This is not a generic "we buy houses" site with the word house swapped out. Manufactured housing has its own titling, its own park dynamics, and its own relocation questions. Here's what usually drives the answer.
Condition and repairs
Roof coating, air conditioning or evaporative cooling, plumbing, soft floors and sun damage all affect what options are realistic in Arizona.
Title and documentation
Arizona ADOT issues certificates of title for mobile homes, and a separate title may exist for each section of a multi-section home.
Affixed to real property
If a home has been permanently attached to land, ADOT does not issue a title. The title is surrendered and an Affidavit of Affixture is recorded with the county.
Parks and leased land
Lot leases, park rules, resident approval and whether the home can stay in place are often the deciding factors for a home in a community.
Moving the home
Relocation can involve condition, transport, route, permits, destination, utilities and site prep. Not every home is a practical candidate.
Liens and payoffs
A loan or lien affects how ownership transfers, but it does not automatically mean there is nothing you can do.
Situations owners bring us
- •An older mobile home you are not sure anyone wants
- •A manufactured home that needs repairs
- •A vacant home that keeps costing money every month
- •A home you inherited and did not plan for
- •A home in a mobile home park with lot rent
- •A home on leased land
- •A home on private property or acreage
- •A home that may need to be moved
- •You are relocating and cannot take the home with you
- •You genuinely do not know where to begin
- •Title or documentation questions
- •You are not sure whether the home is still titled separately
- •The home may have been affixed to real property
- •There is a lien or a payoff involved
- •You are weighing whether selling or moving makes more sense
Arizona guides
Plain English answers about Arizona mobile homes
Titles, affixture, park rules, relocation and liens, written for homeowners rather than for attorneys.
Selling a mobile home without land?
See how selling on a leased lot works in Arizona, step by step.
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Who Is Behind ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com?
ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com was created and is operated by Jeff Campbell, owner of Titan Property Investors.
Jeff has spent years buying, selling, wholesaling, renting, and investing in real estate.
His experience includes wholesaling properties, building a rental portfolio, partnering on additional rental properties, flipping approximately 10 houses, and owning interests in mobile home parks.
That experience has provided firsthand exposure to the challenges property owners can face when they need to sell a property that doesn't fit the traditional real estate mold.
Mobile homes can create some especially unique challenges. Owners may have questions about repairs, relocation, leased land, documentation, inheritance, vacancy, liens, or simply how to find a buyer.
ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com was created to help make that process easier.
Statewide
Helping Arizona mobile-home owners explore their selling options
Phoenix metro
Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, Tempe, Peoria, Surprise, Gilbert, Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, Apache Junction
Southern Arizona
Tucson, Marana, Sierra Vista, Casa Grande, Florence
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Payson, Show Low
Western Arizona and the river
Yuma, Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City, Kingman
Start by telling us about the mobile home
Start by telling us about the mobile home and uploading a few photos. The more information you provide, the easier it is to understand the property and your options. Nothing is binding, and we never resell your information.
Read common Arizona questions first →What this website is, and is not
- ArizonaMobileHomeBuyer.com is a website created and operated by Titan Property Investors. It is a website, not a separate legal entity.
- Sending us information does not obligate you to sell, does not create a contract, and costs nothing.
- An offer is not guaranteed. Some homes are outside what we can buy, and we will say so directly rather than string you along.
- What is possible depends on the facts of the property: title and ownership status, unpaid taxes or liens, park rules and lot rent, whether you own the land, the age and condition of the home, and whether it has to be moved.
- Titan Property Investors does not maintain a physical office, employee, or agent in Arizona. We work with Arizona owners remotely, by phone, email and photos.
- This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Arizona requirements can vary depending on the property and transaction. Property owners should consult the appropriate qualified professional or government authority regarding their specific situation.