Who owns the ground the home sits on?

Owned land, a rented park lot and informal private ground each produce a different sale. If you own the land, the home may be part of the real estate; if you rent the lot, you are selling the home only.

Is anything owed against the home?

Liens, back personal property taxes and unpaid lot rent come out of the sale proceeds. Get written payoff figures from the lienholder, county collector and park rather than working from estimates.

What condition is the home really in?

Roof, floor structure, plumbing and heating and cooling set the value of a Missouri mobile home. Cosmetic items barely move the number, and visible damage does not disqualify a home from an as-is sale.

Missouri only

Selling a mobile home in Missouri is mostly a paperwork problem. We handle those.

Missing titles, park approvals, affixed homes, inherited ownership, homes that need to be moved — these are the reasons Missouri mobile home sales stall. We buy homes in those situations, and we will explain your options even if you never sell to us.

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Title and estate situations welcome
We say no clearly when we should

A single-wide manufactured home on a gravel lot in rural Missouri

Start with the basics

Four quick fields. We follow up with questions specific to your situation — not a script.

Your name *

Mobile number *

City or ZIP code *

Does the home need to stay or be moved?

Tell us briefly about the home

Takes about a minute · No fees, no obligation, no repairs

Your details stay private. We use them to review the home and follow up — nothing more.

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Start where you are

Which of these sounds like your situation?

Each one has a Missouri-specific answer. Read it first — most sellers make better decisions once they know which problem they actually have.

I lost the title

What options may exist when the Missouri title is missing or the ownership paperwork is incomplete.

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My mobile home needs major repairs

Roof damage, flooring problems, water damage, old HVAC or dated interiors do not automatically stop a sale.

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The mobile home needs to be moved

Moving cost, condition, dimensions, age, distance and destination all affect whether moving makes economic sense.

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My home is in a mobile home park

Park rules, lot rent, buyer approval and whether the home stays or relocates all factor into a park sale.

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I inherited the mobile home

The questions that need to be resolved when the person named on the title has died.

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The home is attached to land

Ownership gets more complicated once a manufactured home has been permanently affixed to real estate.

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The five questions that decide everything

Before price, these five answers set what your home is worth

We ask these in order on every Missouri home. You can answer most of them yourself this week.

1. Can the home stay where it sits?

Park approval, landowner permission and age limits usually matter more to value than anything you could repair. How to find out

2. Who owns the ground?

Owned land, a park lot or informal private ground each produce a different sale. Home with land

3. Where is the title, and whose name is on it?

Missouri titles manufactured homes through the Department of Revenue. Missing or mismatched names are the most common delay. Missing title

4. Is anything owed against it?

Liens, back taxes and back lot rent come out of proceeds. Get real figures, not estimates. Liens and payoffs

5. What condition is it really in?

Roof, floor structure, plumbing and HVAC set value. Cosmetics barely move it. Repairs versus as-is

Not sure on any of them?

That is fine. Send what you know and photos of what you can see — we will work out the rest with you. Photo-first option

Seller Help Center

Missouri answers, written for owners, not for search engines

Twenty guides covering titles, parks, affixation, inherited homes, moving costs and value — each citing Missouri sources.

Lost or missing Missouri mobile home title

What a missing title usually means, how Missouri duplicate-title requests generally work, and what a buyer needs to check.

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Selling a mobile home on rented land or in a Missouri park

Home ownership versus land ownership, lot rent, park rules, buyer approval and whether the home can stay.

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Missouri mobile home affixation: when home and land are connected

Personal property versus real property, affidavits of affixation, and why the paperwork changes the transaction.

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Browse all 20 Missouri resources

Two ways to reach us

Answer questions, or just take pictures

Some sellers want to explain the whole situation. Others would rather walk through the home with a phone camera. Both work.

The full form

Walks through the home, land, title and condition in short steps. Best if you know the details and want a considered response.

Tell Us About Your Home

Photos first

Name, number, city and a handful of pictures. We ask the rest ourselves. Damage does not disqualify a home.

Send Photos From Your Phone

Tell us what is going on with the home. We will tell you plainly what we see.

If listing it would serve you better than selling to us, we will say so. That answer costs you nothing.

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