Sell Your Mobile Home Fast in Houston, TX

You inherited a mobile home. An empty home still needs insurance, upkeep, and often lot rent. We buy inherited mobile homes as-is, and we’re used to working with heirs and family members who live out of town.

You’re behind on payments. Many mobile homes are financed with chattel loans, which means the lender can repossess the home rather than go through a full foreclosure, and that can move quickly. A cash sale can pay off the loan before that happens.

The home needs more repairs than it’s worth. Soft floors, roof leaks and old plumbing add up fast. We buy it as-is and handle the repairs ourselves.

The home is sitting empty. A vacant mobile home costs you every month and deteriorates quickly in Houston’s heat and humidity.

You’re going through a divorce or relocating. A cash sale gives you a firm number and a fixed closing date, so the proceeds can be split cleanly and you can move on without waiting months for a buyer.

Yes. We buy mobile and manufactured homes of any age, including homes built before 1976 that most lenders won’t finance. Age and condition affect the offer, but they don’t stop us from making one.

Not really. People use the two names for the same kind of home. Strictly speaking, a “mobile home” was built before the federal HUD code took effect on June 15, 1976, and a “manufactured home” was built after. We buy both. What changes a sale is whether the home sits on land you own or on a rented lot in a park, and whether its TDHCA ownership record is current.

In Texas, ownership of a manufactured home is recorded with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, which issues a Statement of Ownership. If the home has been converted to real property, the land deed covers it instead. If your paperwork is lost or out of date, call us anyway. We work through ownership issues regularly.

Here’s what usually needs to be in order by closing:

• Your TDHCA Statement of Ownership, or the deed if the home has been made real property
• A tax certificate showing the property taxes on the home are paid
• If the home sits on a rented lot: the home usually has its own property tax bill, separate from the land, and that bill has to be paid too
• If the home is in a park: the park’s approval under its transfer rules, and lot rent paid up to date

That’s common. We get the payoff amount from your lender, and the title company pays it off at closing. You receive whatever is left over.

No. Sell it exactly as it is. Leave behind anything you don’t want, and we’ll handle the cleanout and all repairs after closing.

We look at the home’s age, size, and condition, whether it comes with land, and what similar homes have sold for nearby. Then we walk you through how we arrived at the number. The offer is free and there’s no obligation to accept.

As fast as 7 days after you accept our offer, because we pay cash and don’t wait on a lender. If you need more time, choose a later date and we’ll close on your schedule.

Often, yes. Texas ownership records for manufactured homes are kept by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, and lost or outdated documents can usually be replaced. We help sellers through this regularly, so don’t let missing paperwork stop you from calling.

Yes. Whether the home is still in the deceased owner’s name or the estate is being settled, we can usually work with the heirs and the title company to complete the sale. We buy inherited homes as-is, including homes full of belongings.

Yes. We buy single-wide, double-wide and larger manufactured homes, on their own land or in parks, in any condition.

We buy throughout Harris, Montgomery, Liberty, Fort Bend, Brazoria and Galveston counties, including Channelview, Crosby, Huffman, Humble, Pasadena, Baytown, Katy, Spring, Conroe, New Caney, Splendora, Cleveland and Dayton.

Get a fair cash offer within 24 hours, with no repairs, no fees, and no pressure. Call (713) 581-9075 or fill out the form at the top of this page, and Brant or a member of his team will be in touch.