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l958 Arrow Mobile Home

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:47 pm
by Deiddrich Lawrenz
My husband and I are trying to locate an affordable mobile home, preferably in a rural area.

we have located the aabove l958 Arrow, tear drop style, propane fridge, stove and lights (I am told they workl). The asking price is 600.

We are about to purchase this, but I am absolutely new to mobile homes and know nothing.

Will an older home be accepted in most trailor parks?

any information will be appreciated. My husband is scheduled for out patient surgery in March, and I would like us to be settled by then.

Thank you.

Anne Lawrenz

Re: l958 Arrow Mobile Home

Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2005 8:12 am
by David Oxhandler
Most parks do set an age limit on the homes they permit. The home your talking about was built prior to the adoption of the HUD code that regulates the construction of manufactured homes so there is no telling how it was built. many homes in those days were build very well to go over the road all the time,others were built poorly.

For $600 I would not expect anything to work. Moving and set up, in most parts of the country will cost over ten times what you are paying for the home. You might do better to look for a resale in a park that you like. A good starting point... Check out the MH Multiple Listing Service for homes for sale near you.

Re: Small lot For sale

Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 11:47 am
by Renee
I am looking for a small lot for sale to put a mobile home on. It must be in Tifton Geoargia. I would like to pay under $1,000 for the land.

Thank you, Renee

Re: Small lot For sale

Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 8:58 pm
by David Oxhandler
That sounds like a very low price... well it would be in the market where we live. What are lots zoned for MH selling for and what sizes? Are there lots available in Tifton or do you have to get outside of town to find a good spot for your home ?

Re: Small lot For sale

Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 7:02 pm
by Karen
I have a 1965 melody home that I am trying to sell for 1,200.00 dollars, only problem is with a mobil home that is older than >I believe