Sell your mobile home, or Texas land from 0 to 5 acres, for cash
I am Justin Yarbrough. I buy used mobile homes, manufactured homes, and trailer houses anywhere in Texas. I also buy land from 0 to 5 acres, and I am open to any land in that size. Text me photos of the home, or the address or photos of the land. I look, I make a cash offer, and you decide.
How a cash sale works
- Text me. Photos of the home, or the address or photos of the land. If you would rather type it out, the form is at the bottom of this page.
- I look at it, at the park or on the land. I am not asking you to repair or clean it first.
- I make a cash offer. There is no price list. The offer depends on the home or the lot, where it is, and the paperwork.
- You decide. If the offer does not work, you say no. Sending the form does not lock you into a sale. There are no fees to you, and I pay the closing costs. When the paperwork is clear, a sale can close in as little as 24 hours. If the title or the park slows it down, it takes longer.
What I buy
Four things, anywhere in Texas.
- A movable mobile or manufactured home, in a park or on private land. In that sale I buy the home only.
- A lot with an old mobile home on it.
- A lot that already has water, septic, and power.
- Land with no home, from 0 to 5 acres. I am open to any land in that size range.
The homes are used. Older homes are fine. So are homes that need work, homes that are not livable, and homes with a title question or a lien, as long as we can see what is owed and whose name is on the record. People still say trailer house. If that is what you have, and it is a mobile or manufactured home, tell me about it.
If you want to sell your mobile home fast in Texas, the short version is the list above. There is no listing period. When people search for a buyer who buys mobile homes in Texas, or for cash for a manufactured home, this is that offer: one buyer, a look, and a yes or no from you.
What this is not
I am not a park, and I do not collect lot rent. I am not taking new dealer inventory. A park sale is the home only. I do not buy a site-built house. If the land is from 0 to 5 acres, I am open to the land itself.
Read the part that matches your situation
- Selling in a parkLot rent, park approval, and why moving the home is a different job from selling it in place.
- Title and the Statement of OwnershipWhat Texas uses instead of an old title, and how to see who is on the record.
- Selling with a lienLender liens, tax liens, and what has to be paid or released.
- Selling as-isWhat you can leave as it is, and what still changes the offer.
- Land with an old mobile homePersonal property, a real-property election, taxes, and a home that is not livable.
- Sell land, 0 to 5 acresDeed, taxes, access, flood, and what a cash sale of a small tract needs.
- Lot with water, septic, and powerSeptic permits, a well or a water system, and the electric meter.
- Selling fastCash buyer, listing, consignment, or a buyer you find, and what slows a sale down.
- No title, or the wrong nameA lost statement, a record in someone else's name, or heirship after a death.
- What it is worthThe things that change a used home's value, with no made-up price.
Questions people ask
What do you buy in Texas?
I buy four things, anywhere in Texas. A movable mobile or manufactured home, and in that sale I buy the home only. A lot with an old mobile home on it. A lot that already has water, septic, and power. And land with no home, from 0 to 5 acres. I am open to any land in that size.
Do you buy the land when the home is in a park?
No. A home in a park is a home-only sale. You do not own the park lot, and I do not buy it. I buy the home if it can be moved. It stays in the park only if the park allows that.
Are there fees, and how soon can a sale close?
There are no fees to you. I pay the closing costs. A sale can close in as little as 24 hours when the paperwork is clear. A missing statement of ownership, a lien, or a park's approval can make it take longer. That is not a promise of a closing time.
Do I need to repair or clean the home before you look?
No. I look at used homes as they are, including older homes and homes that need work. Tell me the truth about the condition. You do not have to fix it up first.
Who is buying?
Justin Yarbrough. Cash for Mobile Homes TX is the name on this site. I am one buyer. I am not a park, a dealer, or a lender.