MobileHomeBuyerFinder

Sell a Mobile Home by State

Your state page brings together Census housing figures and the paperwork facts for selling a mobile home without land.

State pages

10 states in depth

State pages cover Texas, California, Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Alabama and Tennessee. Each shows Census counts and selling facts, including the agency that handles ownership documents.

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Our states

Mobile homes counted in each state

StateMobile homes (Census)Share of homes
Alabama286,77112.3%Selling facts
Arizona297,0099.3%Selling facts
California513,7583.5%Selling facts
Colorado90,3943.5%Selling facts
Georgia356,1317.8%Selling facts
Michigan231,7555%Selling facts
North Carolina537,02811%Selling facts
South Carolina347,40914.2%Selling facts
Tennessee254,3728.1%Selling facts
Texas778,3626.4%Selling facts

We connect home owners with local buyers in these states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. We do not have a buyer in other states.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (2020-2024).

Questions about states

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Which states have mobile home selling pages?

The state pages cover Texas, California, Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Alabama and Tennessee. Choose your state for Census figures and sourced facts about ownership paperwork and selling requirements.

What do the Census mobile home counts mean?

The counts estimate how many housing units are mobile homes in each state. They come from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey. They do not count homes for sale or buyers looking for a home.

Are the Census prices what my used home is worth?

No, the Census price figures are averages for new manufactured homes. Your used home's condition, age, paperwork and location affect a buyer's offer. The value calculator uses the new-home figures as a starting point for a rough resale range.

Where do I check my state's mobile home paperwork?

Start with the ownership document and titling agency listed on your state page. The page also gives sourced selling facts. Check with the titling agency, your park office or a tax professional about the requirements that apply to your sale.

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