Does anyone know how I can find the value of my mobile home.?

1999 clayton mobile 3 br and 2 full baths

Answers (5)
Dwight Sutton
Broker
Goldsboro, NC

A local realtor can pull active and sold comps to establish a history and current competrition to help you properly price and position your home in your market. Most provide this service free of charge.

Mon Aug 10 2009, 12:23
Morris
Home Buyer
Reidsville, NC

i value all real estate this way...

what will it rent for? without slot rent. multiply x 12 months, then by 10 and their you have what you would be lucky to get for it. so, 300 x12= 3600 x 10 = 36000 EXCEPT for MH take the annual income x 3, not 10. thus 3600 x 3= 10kish
this is the Cap rate approach..... very valuable for ALL Property, cause values are all based on the income derivable, imo.

disclaimer; i am not a lawyer or Realtor and any advice is just that.

Mon Jun 23 2008, 05:49
Larry Story
Broker
Greensboro, NC

As the answers before stated it is not that simple. Are you just trying to sell the home and not any land? If so then the condition of the home is alot of what determines the price.

Sun Jun 22 2008, 19:49
Katie Evans
Agent
Greenville, NC

You need to speak with an agent in Goldsboro. I can refer you to one! I work in Greenville NC.

If you own the land, doublewide are selling between $60,000 to $120,000 depending on how much land goes with it and the condition.

Is it surewalled?

Sat Jun 21 2008, 14:06
Beth Broadway G...
Agent
Charlotte, NC
FIRST ANSWER

Depends on whether or not you own the property it sits on as well. If so, then a Realtor can run the comps for you just as if it were a home. Let me know if you need help finding a Realtor in your area - I'll be glad to have someone contact you.
Beth

Thu Jun 19 2008, 06:56

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