My park just sold. Should I sell now?
Often yes, before the new rent schedule becomes known to buyers. We will look at your specific park and be straight with you.
Reasons to sell
Selling because of a lot rent increase or park closure
When an investor buys a Pennsylvania mobile home community, lot rent often rises sharply and resale values in that park fall because new buyers cannot afford the lot. Selling early — before the increase is public or a closure notice lands — protects the value you have left in the home.
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What rent increases do to your home's value
A buyer prices the home and the lot together. Every $100 of monthly lot rent takes real money off what anyone will pay for the home itself, which is why homes in freshly raised parks sit unsold for months.
Closure and redevelopment notices
If a community is closing, moving a home is rarely realistic.
- Relocation costs often exceed the home's value
- Older homes frequently cannot pass another park's entry rules
- Pre-1976 homes are usually refused by receiving parks
- We buy in-place, so no move is needed
Stay informed
We track Pennsylvania lot rent and park sale news daily on our news page, and we tell sellers plainly when waiting is the better financial choice.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you buy in parks that are closing?
Yes, when the timeline allows a transfer before the closure date.
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