We buy mobile homes in Cocke County, Tennessee
Cocke County is rural, mountainous, and heavy with manufactured housing on family land, and it gets far less attention from buyers than the counties on either side of it.
The manufactured housing stock here
- Homes are widely scattered along the Pigeon River, the French Broad, and the coves running up toward the state line.
- Older single-wides on inherited acreage are the most common property we are asked about here.
- Flooding along the river bottoms is a real factor in parts of the county and comes up often in the homes we evaluate.
Communities and areas we cover
- Newport
- Cosby
- Parrottsville
- Del Rio
- Bybee
- Hartford
- Wilton Springs
Fewer buyers means fewer options, and that is why we are here
A lot of Cocke County owners have already tried listing a home and gotten nowhere, because retail buyers cannot get financing on the age of home that is common here. That is not a reflection of your property. It is a financing problem, and it is the specific gap a cash buyer fills.
Heir property and undocumented land splits
Land in this county has often been divided among family members informally over the years. That can mean the person who has lived in and maintained a home for decades is not the person on record as owning the land. Sorting that out is a job for an attorney, and it is worth starting early if you think it applies to you.
Flood history
If the property is in a river bottom or has flooded before, tell us. We would much rather price it in than discover it. Homes with flood history are still buyable, they just get evaluated differently.
Cocke County questions
Tell us about your mobile home
Same-day call. Written number within 24 hours after we review photos or walk the home.