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A notice from the park doesn't have to mean losing your home for nothing. Selling before it's final can protect your money and your record.

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  • In a park or on land. Back lot rent or title trouble is OK.
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Got a mobile home park eviction notice? Don’t walk away from your home. In many cases you can still sell it for cash before the eviction is final, and back rent can often be settled at closing. Call or text (984) 884-2801 now. Time matters.

Getting an eviction notice from a mobile home park is frightening, and it can feel like there’s nothing left to do. In most cases there’s still time to act, and selling the home before the eviction is final can protect what you’ve put into it.

Why park evictions are different

In an apartment, an eviction means you move out. In a park, you also have a home that has to go somewhere. If you’re evicted and can’t move it, you can end up owing rent and storage or removal costs, and the home itself may eventually be treated as abandoned. That’s the worst outcome, and it’s avoidable.

Your options, roughly in order

  1. Talk to the park. Ask what it would take to stop the process: catching up, a payment plan, or a sale.
  2. Get free legal advice. Legal Aid of North Carolina helps eligible residents with evictions, including mobile home park cases. NC eviction cases go through the courts (summary ejectment, often heard first by a magistrate), and there are notice requirements parks must follow.
  3. Sell the home. A buyer who works with the park can often keep the home in place, pay what’s owed at closing, and leave you with cash in hand and no judgment.
  4. Move the home. Possible, but it’s expensive and needs a site, a mover, and paid-up county property taxes.

How we help

  • We move quickly to look at the home and talk to the park.
  • We can often pay back rent at closing so the park is made whole.
  • If the park won’t allow the home to stay, we can still buy it and arrange to move it.
  • We’ll give you a clear offer and timeline so you can make a decision before your court date.

Important: don’t skip court dates while you’re working on a sale. Go, and tell the magistrate a sale is in progress if that’s the case. We’re not lawyers, and this isn’t legal advice.

Related: behind on lot rent, home needs to be moved.

Ready for a straight answer on your home? Call or text (984) 884-2801 or get my cash offer. Free, no obligation, no pressure.

Does it matter if the home is in a park or on land?

Home in a park or on a rented lot

You own the home. Someone else owns the ground. In North Carolina, that home is usually titled through the NCDMV like a vehicle and treated as personal property. To sell, you sign over the title, settle up with the park, and the buyer gets approved (or the home gets moved). We help with every part. How we buy park homes →

Home on land you own

If the home sits on your land, it may still have a DMV title. Or the title may have been surrendered, so the home is part of the real estate. Either way, the sale closes like a house sale, with a deed and a closing attorney. How we buy homes with land →

Read next

How to sell a mobile home in a park in NCPark approval, lot rent, taxes and title: the full process.

Related situations

Behind on lot rentOwe the park money? Back rent can often be settled from the sale.Home needs to be movedPark requires removal, or the land is sold? We buy and move.Vacant or abandonedSitting empty, racking up lot rent or taxes? Let's fix that.

Where we buy

We're a local mobile home buyer. We buy most often around Wake County and nearby counties, and we buy anywhere in North Carolina.

Common questions

How long do I have once I get a notice?

It depends on the notice and whether a court case has been filed. Read every paper carefully and contact Legal Aid of North Carolina or an attorney for advice on your timeline.

Can I sell if a judgment has already been entered?

Sometimes, but options narrow fast. Call immediately.

Will an eviction stop the park from approving a buyer?

Not necessarily. The park's concern is usually getting paid and having a reliable resident. We address both.

Get a fair cash offer for your North Carolina mobile home

Tell us a little about the home and where it sits. We'll give you a straight cash number and show you how we got it. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you that too.

  • No obligation. No pressure. Saying no is always fine.
  • No repairs, no cleanout, no fees or commissions.
  • You pick the closing date.

Rather talk? Call or text (984) 884-2801, or email [email protected].

Get my cash offer

Four quick questions. Then we call or text you with a real number. Free, no obligation, no pressure.

Does the home come with land?

Free and no obligation. We never sell your info.

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