MH homes in parks, especially single wides, are very tough to get financed. Lenders want a significant percentage down and the interest rates are much higher, making these loans unattractive to buyers.

How much can you get for it? Is the park desirable and in a nice area? If it is in an area of nice MHs, that will help. If the neighbors don’t keep their places up, that is going to hurt the value. There are MH value sites just like cars, just plug in the information, that will give you a ball park figure.

If you live in a park, good luck trying to get it sold…..Apparently the park has to agree to your buyer or the buyer will have to move the ‘home’
These homes tend to depreciate in value and you might find that for what you are paying plus lot rent, the home is not very attractive to potential buyers.

The reason that the owners wanted to sell it fast and gave you a good deal was that they realized that they did not have many options.
Look over your lot lease and see what the terms are for sure as the new owners might need to be approved.

Try taking a look at mobiles in your area for comps and last but not least, consider a real estate agent.

Depends on where it is, the type of location it’s in and how much a buyer is willing to pay.