In a Park, Paying Lot Rent
55+ communities and family parks. We coordinate the park's application and approval for the new owner.
Florida Mobile Home Buyers
Sell Your Mobile Home in Florida — As-Is, Without the Runaround.
Whether your home sits in a 55+ community, a family park, or on your own lot, we can make you a direct offer, work with your park on buyer approval, and handle the title paperwork. No repairs, no showings, and no agent commission when we buy.
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The short answer
The fastest way to sell a mobile home in Florida is a direct sale to a buyer who purchases mobile homes as-is. You sign over the Florida title, the park approves the buyer as the new tenant, and the seller reports the sale to the state within 30 days using form HSMV 82050. Once the title is clear and the park signs off, a direct sale can close in a few weeks instead of the months a listing can take.
We Buy Mobile Homes in Almost Every Situation
On Your Own Lot
Home and land together? See selling a manufactured home with land.
Older & Single-Wide Homes
Including pre-1976 homes that banks won't finance and many buyers pass on.
Needs Work or Sitting Vacant
Roof leaks, soft floors, water damage, or a home nobody has lived in for a while.
Inherited Homes
Settling a parent's estate? We work with heirs and personal representatives.
Behind on Lot Rent or a Loan
Balances can usually be paid off from the sale at closing.
How Selling Your Mobile Home to Us Works
Tell us about the home.
Use the short property form or call. Park name, year, size, and condition are all we need to start.
We review it and get back to you within 24 hours.
You get a real offer, or honest feedback if it isn't a fit for us, with no obligation either way.
We close on your timeline.
We handle the title transfer and the park's buyer approval, and you choose the closing date.
Selling a Mobile Home in a Florida Park: What the Law Says
Florida's Mobile Home Act (Chapter 723 of the Florida Statutes) protects your right to sell a home that sits in a park:
- The park can't block the sale. Under section 723.058, a park can't make rules that deny your right to sell, can't force the home out just because it's sold, and can't take a commission unless you hired it in writing as your agent.
- The buyer must be approved, but not unreasonably. Under section 723.059, the park can screen the new owner using its posted rules, but it can't unreasonably withhold approval. If approval hasn't come through 5 days before closing, the buyer can cancel.
- Read your prospectus and park rules. They explain the park's application, fees, and any rules about home age or condition.
We deal with park managers all the time, so you don't have to carry that conversation on your own. For a full walkthrough, read our step-by-step guide to selling a mobile home in Florida.
Your Options for Selling, Compared
| Option | Typical speed | Repairs & showings | Fees | Paperwork |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sell directly to FHB | Weeks, once title and park approval are clear | None, sold as-is | No agent commission | We handle title and park coordination |
| List with an agent | Often months; depends on buyer financing | Usually needed | Commission, typically a percentage of price | Agent helps; you handle the park |
| Sell it yourself | Varies widely | Showings to strangers | Advertising costs | You handle everything |
| Sell to the park or a dealer | Can be quick | Usually as-is | Often a low offer | They handle it |
A direct sale trades some top-dollar potential for speed and certainty. If listing will get you meaningfully more and you have the time, we'll tell you that.
What You'll Need to Sell
- The Florida certificate of title, or the information to request a replacement from your county tax collector
- A photo ID for everyone listed on the title
- The park's name and manager's contact information, plus your lot lease or prospectus if you have it
- Payoff amounts for any loan or back lot rent
- For an inherited home: the death certificate and any probate or estate documents
David Pupo, Founder & Lead Investor
David has spent more than 10 years buying property across Florida, including manufactured homes, mobile home communities, and land, with 350+ deals closed. He reviews submissions personally.
What Sellers Say About Working With David
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"Working with David is always a pleasure! He is super knowledgeable + moves quickly with his deals. He has the ability to get creative and is straightforward on what he can offer. 10/10 recommend working with David and his team!"
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"I used David to help find a buyer for a property I had under contract. He did and we closed successfully. I would highly recommend!"
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Mobile Home Selling FAQ
Do you buy mobile homes in 55+ parks and family communities?
Yes. We buy mobile homes in 55+ communities, family parks, and on private lots throughout Florida. In a park, the new owner has to be approved by park management, and we coordinate that step with the park directly.
Do you buy older mobile homes built before 1976?
We review every home, including pre-1976 mobile homes. Older homes can be harder to sell because many lenders will not finance them and some parks restrict them, which is often why owners call us. If it is not a fit, we will tell you why and point you to a better option.
What if I can't find my mobile home title?
That is common. A replacement title can be requested through your county tax collector's office. Tell us when you reach out and we will walk you through it before closing.
Do I have to move the mobile home out of the park?
Usually not. Most homes we buy in parks stay where they are, and the new owner takes over the lot lease once the park approves them. Under Florida Statutes section 723.058, a park cannot force removal of a home just because it is sold.
Will you buy a mobile home that needs major repairs?
Yes. We buy as-is, including homes with roof leaks, soft floors, water damage, or homes that have sat vacant. You do not need to clean out or repair anything.
Can I sell if I owe lot rent or have a loan on the home?
Often, yes. Back lot rent and loan balances can usually be paid off from the sale at closing. Share the amounts with us up front so we can tell you honestly whether the numbers work.
Ready to See What Your Mobile Home Is Worth to Us?
No pressure and no obligation. Tell us about the home and a real person will get back to you within 24 hours.