We buy mobile homes in Jefferson County, Tennessee

Family land is the defining Jefferson County issue

More often than not, the hard part of a Jefferson County sale is not the home, it is who owns what. A home sits on a parcel that four siblings inherited, or the land was split informally decades ago and never surveyed, or the title is in a grandparent's name.

We deal with this constantly. It usually does not kill a deal, but it does mean an attorney or title professional needs to sort the ownership record out before anyone signs. We will tell you early if that is where your situation is headed.

Landlords selling out

If you own one or several rented single-wides around Jefferson City or White Pine and you are done managing them, we will look at them together rather than one at a time. Tell us what the rent roll looks like, how the tenants are doing, and how much deferred maintenance has stacked up.

What we need to see

Year and size, the parcel address, who is on the deed and title, whether there is a lien or payoff, and current photos. If the home has been sitting empty through a winter, mention that, frozen plumbing changes what we are looking at.