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How much should I pay for a 2-bedroom/2-bathroom mobile home?

I am considering buying a 2-bedroom and 2-bathroom mobile home built in 2001 at Conway Acres in Auburn, Alabama. I am not sure how much I should pay for this property. Would you please give some advice? Thank you.

Asked by Anonymous | Auburn, AL| 08-04-2021| 777 views|Buying|Updated 3 years ago

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Kevin Neely

Keller Williams Realty Elite Partners · Spring Hill, FL

(76 reviews)
The right price for a 2021 two-bedroom, two-bathroom mobile home in Alabama depends on whether it is on leased land or owned land, and what recent comparable sales in that specific area support. In Alabama and across the Southeast, newer manufactured homes on leased land (in a mobile home park) and manufactured homes on owned land trade at very different price points and through different financing channels. A 2021 model on leased land typically sells as personal property, not real property, which limits financing options to chattel loans or cash. Chattel loan rates are higher than mortgage rates, which affects how buyers calculate what they can afford and therefore what they will pay. A 2021 two-bedroom, two-bathroom manufactured home in Alabama on leased land in good condition typically trades in the $40,000 to $80,000 range depending on the specific manufacturer, the site location, and the park quality, though this varies significantly by market. On owned land with a permanent foundation and real property classification, the home can potentially qualify for FHA or conventional financing, which opens the buyer pool and can support a higher price. The most accurate way to assess value is to look at what similar 2020 to 2022 manufactured homes with similar specs and land status have sold for in the same county within the past 90 to 180 days. A local agent familiar with manufactured housing in your area can pull that data directly. Kevin Neely & Kaitlynd Robbins | K2 Sells, Keller Williams Elite Partners
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Amanda Courtney

REP Realty Group · Fort Myers, FL

(13 reviews)
Prices vary widely based on condition, location, land vs. lot rental, and age of the home. In most areas, the range can be anywhere from $50k to over $150k. A local agent or lender familiar with manufactured housing can help you narrow down expected costs.
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Robert Kern

Real Broker LLC 39899 Balentine Dr Suite 200 Newark California 94560 · Newark, CA

(1 review)
Sorry I am in Virginia but I have some amazing agents I work with in Alabama who would love to work with you and give you the right advice.
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08-24-2021 (4 years ago)··
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