Sell Your Mobile Home in Las Vegas, NV

Two ways we can help you sell

The first is a direct purchase. We look at the home, come back with a fair cash offer, and if you accept it we handle the title transfer, the park paperwork and the move. No listing, no showings, no commissions. You know your number and your closing date up front.

The second is a helping hand. If the home is worth more than a cash offer makes sense for, maybe it's newer, in a desirable park, or on owned land, we can help you sell it to a retail buyer instead. That usually takes longer but generally nets you more. We'll tell you honestly which path we think is better for your situation, even when the first one is easier for us.

What affects your offer

Nobody can give you a real number over the phone without seeing the home, and anyone who does is guessing. What we look at:

• Age, make and size of the home
• Overall condition, roof, floors, plumbing, AC, water heater
• Whether it sits in a park or on owned land
• Lot rent and how the park is managed
• Whether the title is clean and in your name
• Any back lot rent or liens that need clearing at closing

The four steps, start to finish

One: contact. Call or text Alex, tell us the basics, size, year, park or land, and what you're hoping to get. Two: walkthrough. We come to the home at a time that works for you, including evenings and weekends. Three: fair offer. You get a written number with the reasoning behind it, so you can see exactly how we got there. Four: close. We handle the title work and the park's requirements, and you get paid.

There's no obligation at any step. If the offer isn't right for you, say no and we'll part on good terms. We'd rather lose a deal than talk someone into one.

Situations we handle

Life doesn't always line up neatly. We work with owners who are relocating, downsizing, handling an estate after a parent passes, going through a divorce, facing back lot rent, or simply tired of maintaining a second home. Some homes need work before they can be sold retail, that's fine, we buy homes as they sit.

If the home is in a park, the park has to approve whoever takes over the lot, and sometimes that process is the slowest part of a sale. We know how it works and we'll chase it down so you're not stuck making calls.