To sell your mobile home, you’ll need the title to the home, a tax status certification from your county’s Tax Claim Bureau, and a completed Form MV-4ST. For more details, refer to the PennDOT fact sheet.
Not necessarily. Many buyers purchase mobile homes in “as-is” condition, meaning you may not need to make any repairs before selling.
Yes, you can sell your mobile home even if you don’t own the land. However, you’ll need to coordinate with the landowner or park management regarding the sale and any lease agreements.
If you sell your mobile home through a dealer or agent, there may be commissions or fees involved. Selling directly to a buyer may help you avoid these costs.
The time it takes to sell a mobile home can vary based on factors like location, condition, and market demand. Working with experienced professionals can help expedite the process.