Mobile Home Make and model search?
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http://www.mobilehometitles.com/services.html\nMaybe this will help you!!
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Search it. go to yahoo search and type in JAva Man
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Different makes, and even different models from the same manufacturer, do differ.  I know this, as I have written the software for one model.  In fact, the algorithms used are a commercial secret, guarded carefully between manufacturers.  This is also the reason I am unable to provide more data, or references.\n\nYou may be able to find them for yourself, though.  Good luck.
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check on your manufacturers site
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go to www.pricegrabber.com where you can compare models, prices,and read users reviews.
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try looking up househunters.com or lose the .com and see what you get
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check this site out:  www.studio766.com   click the model shop tab.
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I think it's on the windshield near the inspection stickers (If it's one that's attached to a driving cab). If not, check on the sides of the doors (like the metal part, not the interior). It should be a real long number with some letters in it. You can always call the company that made the home and ask where it could be found.
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do a Google search...that ought to do it...
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Try contacting the manufacturer.  Even if they no longer make this brand, they may have a manual they could supply you with.  Their contact information is as follows:\n\nKomfort (Komfort Corporation) 503-722-5199\n\nhttp://www.komfort-rv.com/
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Go to this site:  http://www.nadaguides.com/RVHome.aspx?LI=1-10-0-2111-3-105-26532&wSec=15&wPr=0&wPg=2005&\n\nand click on camping trailers.  You'll have to enter your zip code to get to a page where you can search for your model.  Oops I just searched the site, and it doesn't go back as far as 1987.  Perhaps you could call your local bank or credit union to see if they could give you a value by saying you are interested in purchasing this, and need a value.\n\nBy the way, where are you located?  I'm in the market for a used pop-up.  What shape is your's in, and what features does it have?  I'm in Indiana.
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What make and model and what provider?
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Try http://www.searchsystems.net
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do an internet search!
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I would think that you can get out this contract based on the following information: modular homes are not the same as a mobile home/trailer. Those are called maufactured homes in the industry. Mobile homes should be a lot less than a modular home (Example-think, Extreme Home Makeovers: these are typically modular homes: no trailers in sight) Good Luck.\n\nhttp://homebuying.about.com/cs/modulareducation/a/modularhomes.htm\n\n\nFacts About Modular, Manufactured & Site Built Homes\nWhen you are buying a home, you might hear the terms modular homes, manufactured homes and site built homes. It's important to understand how they all differ, no matter whether you are purchasing an existing house or plan to build on land that is subject to restrictions. The differences can affect a home's price and its resale value, and even dictate whether or not it can be built on your land.\n\nWhat Are Site Built Homes?\n\nThey are constructed entirely at the building site.\n\nThey conform to all state, local or regional codes where the house is located.\n\nOften called 'stick-built' houses.\n\nA well-built, cared for site-built home generally increases in value over time, although its location plays a key role in value.\n\nWhat Are Modular Homes?\n\nModular homes are built in sections at a factory.\n\nModular homes are built to conform to all state, local or regional building codes at their destinations.\n\nSections are transported to the building site on truck beds, then joined together by local contractors.\n\nLocal building inspectors check to make sure a modular home's structure meets requirements and that all finish work is done properly.\n\nModular homes are sometimes less expensive per square foot than site built houses.\n\nA well-built modular home should have the same longevity as its site-built counterpart, increasing in value over time.\n\n\nWhat Are Manufactured Homes?\n\nFormerly referred to as mobile homes or trailers, but with many more style options than in the past.\n\nManufactured houses are built in a factory.\n\nThey conform to a Federal building code, called the HUD code, rather than to building codes at their destinations.\n\nManufactured homes are built on a non-removable steel chassis.\n\nSections are transported to the building site on their own wheels.\n\nMulti-part manufactured units are joined at their destination.\n\nSegments are not always placed on a permanent foundation, making them more difficult to re-finance.\n\nBuilding inspectors check the work done locally (electric hook up, etc.) but are not required to approve the structure.\n\nManufactured housing is generally less expensive than site built and modular homes.\n\nManufactured homes sometimes decrease in value over time.
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Check on WMUR.com.  They will have the latest listings.
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If you can find a model number, you might be able to type it into google, and see if something comes up.\n\nGood Luck