Coverage
Where We Buy Mobile Homes
This site covers five states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and South Carolina. Each one has its own title agency, tax treatment and moving rules.
Choose your state
Start with where the home sits.
Title rules, park approval, taxes and moving permits are all decided at the state and county level. Pick your state for the specifics that actually apply to your sale.
- AlabamaAlabama Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division
- GeorgiaGeorgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division (through county tag offices)
- FloridaFlorida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV)
- South CarolinaSouth Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV)
- LouisianaLouisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV)
Selling somewhere else in the region?
Titan Property Investors runs a dedicated website for each of these states. They have the state-specific information you need, and they are the right place to start.
- Arkansas, ArkansasMobileHomeBuyer.com
- Tennessee, TennesseeMobileHomeBuyer.com
- Mississippi, MississippiMobileHomeBuyer.com
- Kentucky, KentuckyMobileHomeBuyer.com
- North Carolina, NorthCarolinaMobileHomeBuyer.com
- Virginia, VirginiaMobileHomeBuyer.com
If you already submitted the form here from one of those states, you do not need to start over. It reaches the same team and we will route it.
What "coverage" means here
We review manufactured and mobile homes in these five states, in communities, on rented lots, on land the owner holds, and homes that have to be moved. We are a buyer and an investor, not a brokerage, and we do not claim to have an office, an employee or a local representative standing by in every county. Titan Property Investors reviews the information you submit and may evaluate the home directly or work with qualified buyers and industry professionals. Everything is handled by the Titan Property Investors team by phone, text and email, with people sent to the property when a purchase is actually moving forward.
Sending us your information costs nothing and commits you to nothing. An offer is never guaranteed, whether we can buy depends on the title status, any liens or back taxes, the community's approval and age rules, the condition of the home, and whether the home can legally and physically stay where it is or be moved.