Sell Your Mobile Home Park in Arkansas for Cash

Why park owners sell to a cash buyer

• Banks often won't lend on small or partly empty parks, so the buyer pool on the open market is thin.
• No listing, no showings, and no waiting on a buyer's loan.
• You can sell with vacant lots, old park-owned homes, and deferred upkeep as they are.

What we look at

Lot count, occupancy, lot rent, who pays water and sewer, whether the park is on city sewer or septic, how many homes the park owns, and the shape of the roads and utilities. The first three questions in the form are enough to start the conversation.

Questions park owners ask

Do you buy mobile home parks that aren't full?

Yes. Parks with empty lots, park-owned homes that need work, or owners who are tired of managing are the ones we hear about most.

What do you need to know to make an offer?

Start with the lot count, how many lots are occupied, and the city. After that we'll ask about lot rent, utilities, park-owned homes, and expenses.

Do I have to fix anything before I sell?

No. We look at the park the way it sits today.

Will you keep my tenants?

We will talk through what happens with residents before you decide anything.