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Straight answers about Arizona mobile homes
Titles, park approval, lot rent and value. These are the four things that decide whether an Arizona mobile home sale closes or falls apart. Here is how each one actually works.
Arizona Mobile Home Title Transfer: The Plain English Guide
In Arizona a mobile home is usually titled like a vehicle through the Motor Vehicle Division, not like a house. That one fact explains almost every title problem sellers run into.
Read the guideMobile Home Park Approval in Arizona: What Sellers Need to Know
If your home sits on a leased lot, you have two buyers to satisfy: the person paying you, and the community that has to approve them. Most failed mobile home sales in Arizona die at the second one.
Read the guideWhat Is My Arizona Mobile Home Worth?
Mobile home values in Arizona do not follow site built comps. Two identical 1998 double wides can be worth wildly different numbers depending on the lot they sit on.
Read the guideArizona Mobile Home Lot Rent: What Owners Should Understand
Lot rent is the single largest force acting on Arizona mobile home values. Understanding how it moves tells you when holding makes sense and when it does not.
Read the guideSelling a mobile home without land?
See how selling on a leased lot works in Arizona, step by step.
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