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Patrick Kelley
  • Medford, OR
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55+ Manufactured home relocation?

Patrick Kelley
  • Medford, OR
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Is it possible to purchase a manufactured home in a 55+ then move it out of the 55+ community. Just noticed most of them are significantly lower in price

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Matt Bonestroo
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Matt Bonestroo
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Phoenix, AZ
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@Patrick Kelley  It is possible, but not cost effective. 

What is the price difference? In Phoenix, there might be a 5,000-10,000 price difference between a family park vs. 55+ park mobile home. 

Moving Costs - To tear down a mobile home (removing awnings, splitting double wides, disconnecting utilities, etc), install hitch/axles, move to the new location, permitting/inspections.... you are looking at a 2 month process that will cost anywhere from $7500-15,000 (single vs. double). In addition, most mobile home parks have rules in their leases that state you will be responsible for site cleanup which could cost up to $4,000(removing concrete pads, leveling the lot, and grading). 

It would make more sense if you could find a freebie mobile home on private land & move it to a park. I can elaborate on some of the information if you have more questions. 

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