We buy mobile homes in Shelby County, Tennessee
Shelby County's manufactured housing is concentrated outside the Memphis core, in communities along the northern and eastern edges of the county and on lots in the unincorporated areas.
The manufactured housing stock here
- Community-based housing is more dominant here than in East Tennessee: a larger share of Shelby County sellers own the home but rent the lot.
- Millington and the north county corridor carry a lot of the county's older single-wide stock.
- Out-of-state owners are common in Shelby County, heirs and former residents who moved away and are managing a property from a distance.
Communities and areas we cover
- Memphis
- Millington
- Bartlett edge
- Arlington
- Lakeland
- Unincorporated north Shelby
- Southeast Shelby
Home-only sales dominate here
If you own the home and rent the lot, the sale is a title transfer plus community approval, not a real estate closing. Two things decide whether it goes smoothly: whether the lot account is current, and whether the community will approve the next owner.
We ask for the community name and management contact early so we can find that out ourselves instead of guessing.
Selling from out of state
A large share of the Shelby County owners we talk to no longer live in Tennessee. That is workable. We can handle the local legwork, arrange for someone to look at the home, and coordinate signing remotely with the closing professional handling the paperwork.
What we need from you is honest information about the home's condition and ownership, being far away makes surprises more expensive for everyone.
Vacant and problem properties
Vacant homes in Shelby County can deteriorate quickly, copper, vandalism, water damage. If the home has been sitting, tell us how long and whether anyone has checked it recently. We buy in that condition; we just need to know what we are walking into.
City pages in Shelby County
- Selling a mobile home in Memphis
Most Memphis area homes we look at are home only sales on a leased lot, which means community approval, not price, is usually what decides whether the sale closes. Shelby County is also the one market in Tennessee where we see more absentee owners than resident owners.
Shelby County questions
Tell us about your mobile home
Same-day call. Written number within 24 hours after we review photos or walk the home.