Sell your mobile home in Morristown, Tennessee

What makes Morristown different from the rest of the county

Inside the city, lots are smaller, utilities are municipal, and homes are more likely to be in an established community with a lot lease. A few miles out, the same year and model of home is sitting on an acre with a well and septic. Those two homes are worth different amounts and sell in different ways, even though a listing site would describe them identically.

When you tell us the address or general area, that is mostly what we are trying to figure out, which of those two Morristown situations we are in.

The homes we look at most in Morristown

Older single-wides on in-town lots, double-wides on the acreage rings north and east of the city, and homes that have been rented out for years and need a real turnaround. Age is not a disqualifier and neither is condition.

• Homes an owner can no longer keep up with physically
• Rentals a landlord is done managing
• Inherited homes where the family lives out of the area
• Homes in a community where lot rent has become a burden

Getting to a number for a Morristown home

We need the year and size, the bedroom and bath count, whether the land comes with it, and current photos, especially floors, bathrooms, the roof line, and any spot where water has gotten in. If it is on a leased lot, we need the community name and whether the account is current.

From there, we call you. If we can buy it, we explain the number and the terms. If we cannot, we will tell you what we would do in your position.