SELL YOUR HOME · REAL SITUATIONS

Behind on mobile-home lot rent?

Outstanding lot rent or a park notice can make selling time-sensitive. Our team can review eligible homes with back-lot-rent issues, including how balances may affect an offer and closing.

WHAT MATTERS

Four things to review.

You can start with partial information. Each home and situation is reviewed individually.

01

Current balance

If possible, ask the park for an up-to-date statement of rent, fees and any other amounts claimed.

02

Notices or deadlines

Bring copies of eviction, nonrenewal or removal notices; do not assume a home sale suspends legal deadlines.

03

Ownership and loan balances

Title status, lender payoffs and tax obligations may also need attention.

04

Net sale proceeds

Verified amounts owed may reduce the cash payable to a seller. Ask for the deductions and final amount in writing.

THE OFFER PROCESS

What happens after you call?

Our purchasing agent first discusses the home, location, title, condition and your goals. If the home looks eligible, the team can arrange an in-person review. A preliminary number may change after inspection or verification of outstanding obligations.

A proposed sale does not cancel an eviction or lease obligation by itself. For deadlines or legal notices, seek appropriate local advice promptly.