Want to sell a damaged mobile home without fixing a thing? We buy damaged mobile homes in NC for cash, as-is. Fire, water, roof, floors, storms: you don’t repair it, clean it, or haul anything away.
Mobile homes don’t age gracefully when water gets in. A roof leak becomes a soft floor, which becomes rot under the bathroom or kitchen. Fire, storms, frozen pipes, and long vacancies do the same. Most buyers walk away from these homes. We don’t.
Damage we see often
- Roof leaks and ceiling stains, sagging ceilings
- Soft or broken subfloor, especially around the tub, toilet and kitchen sink
- Plumbing leaks under the home, broken water lines
- Fire damage, from small kitchen fires to total losses
- Storm and tree damage
- Missing or damaged skirting, steps, tie-downs
- HVAC that doesn’t work, or no HVAC at all
- Mold and moisture problems
What happens to the price
We estimate what the home is worth after repairs, subtract what those repairs really cost, and make an offer on that basis. Sometimes a badly damaged home in a park still has real value because it can be repaired in place. Sometimes the value is mostly in the land underneath. And sometimes, honestly, the home is near the end of its life and the offer reflects that. You’ll get a straight explanation either way.
Insurance and fire claims
If you have an open insurance claim, tell us. It can affect timing and what’s being sold. It’s generally wise to understand your claim before selling.
Park homes vs. land
A park may not allow a damaged home to stay with a new owner unless it’s repaired by a deadline, or at all. Because we can repair or move homes, we’re often able to buy where others can’t. If the home is on land, the land itself carries much of the value.
Related: old or pre-1976 homes, vacant or abandoned homes.