selling mobile home, need documents for sale.?
139200
Not if your buyer will accept w/out.
776171
You can try mobile homes under google. Try Championmobilehomes.com. You can also try the real estate section in your area online and it should pull up mobile homes in your area that are for sale.
140311
It may be possible to do it yourself if you're just trying to put a 2nd on, leaving the property in your name [and ultimate responsibility for the current loan], but you're playing with fire regardless. If you're in a 'deed of trust' state [rather than a 'mortgage' state], you should definitely contact an atty. Basically you would need a security instrument [either a mortgage note or deed of trust] and a promissory note [the repayment terms]. You'll need a warranty deed to convey the property if you're truly selling it--the title company may be able to help with the deed. Often, these forms can be obtained at 'old time' office supply stores, but completing them correctly is something else. However, your current mortgage probably has a 'due on sale' clause if you're doing a complete sale, which means that when ownership is transferred, the lender expects to be paid in full. The accounting [the payment split between principal and interest] changes with each payment, so it could be an accounting nightmare if mishandled. So you can see, there are a lot of technicalities here. I haven't even gotten into 'title work,' which the buyer may rightly be expecting, IF you're doing a real sale. You might want to consider a lease-option, which leaves you in ownership while the buyer makes monthly payments to you [and adding to the downpayment over time].
200714
The court's have contingencies for most problems....but it would be worth your time to talk to an attorney.  You may be able to petition the family law judge for a specific order authorizing you to transfer title to the home and sell the property without her signature.  Do it right the first time....it could be a legal nightmare if you sell the property without proper legal authority.
961219
Have a title company do an abstract of title.  You will have to pay for this.  You can go to the county clerk's office and do it yourself, but it is time consuming.
177037
Start looking for some place to move your mobile home. The owner has every right to sell their property and are probably only bound to the end of your lease if there is one. If not you are out of luck.
1034225
Start by going to your local public records department and get a list of Mobile homes that have sold in your area within the past 6 months or so. Look at them. Drive past and compare the condition of your mobile home compared to theirs. Take in to account the neighborhood and location. Find out how much the recently sold Mobile homes went for. Its the sale price of comparable properties that will help you to determine market value. If there is low demand for Mobil homes price yours competitively, if the market is hot (high demand) you might try to price it a bit higher. However be careful not to get crazy,  if your price your home too high it will become stale on the market and interest from buyers will die down. \n\nIf you want further help contact a Realtor who knows about Mobil homes and they will be a great help. Get a referral from a friend that sold a home like yours and Was happy with the a Realtors service
925568
I'm assuming all you have is the typed sheet, and not a electronic copy.  Is there a Kinko's near you?  Go see them and explain what you need.  Even if they can't do it, they will give you good advice.
853418
Call the county sheriff and ask them.  It is not likely you will find a list of items other than those that are being offered for auction.  If there is an auction coming soon then they will have a list.  If not then you will have to wait.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has been confiscated then you must have a very good description of it and possibly a receipt of ownership.
73325
Yes, it's okay.  You just need a paper trail.  The rental business needs to make sure they use their tax id when purchasing.  This eliminates the sales tax for the purpose of resale.  That resale can either be retail or rental.
92409
You need a lawyer if you want to make sure it's done right.  I mean, no offense, but it looks like you don't even know how to spell the word "legal".  Real property law is filled with hard and fast rules that must be adhered to, especially when it comes to recording the conveyance document.\n\nBut if you insist on doing it yourself, then look for legal forms for deeds, leases, easements or whatever you need.  You can try office supply stores, copy services or the internet.
166788
I am not sure I can be of much help, but....\n\nI think the key is why the title is not clear. If it is not clear because you and your spouse owned it and they passed away, then you can get the title cleared in probate court as long as they didn't have a will giving it to someone else. \n\nIf it is not clear because someone else before you didn't get a clear title and there is then some question of who might have a claim to it, then you need to get them to sign off on it. \n\nI bought a house once that took about six weeks for the title insurance company to locate everyone and get them to sign a paper saying they had no interest. It was part of the price of the title insurance. Obviously you didn't buy title insurance or all you have to do is call them and let them handle it. \n\nIn fact that would be a good place to start is to call a title company and ask them if they can help you. I am sure they will charge you a fee that is bigger than it would have been if you just bought it when you were closing. But it might just solve your problem.\n\nIf you are NOT planning on selling and no one is actually claiming it is theirs you will likely be ok. But if you ever do need to sell you had better have finished the process cause it can take a very long time. If a probate court is involved it can be as much as a year!\n\nI am not sure how different it is between a mobile home and a house so you probably want to find out for sure from a lawyer or title company.\n\nGood luck
860368
You need to be very cautious when purchasing a mobile home.  The materials and methods used are not always the best.  They are usually built as cheaply as possible with low grade materials.  You will have to pay to have it moved unless they are selling the lot with it.  Having the home inspected would be a good idea,  it will cut down on a lot of surprises.
1083558
The local property assessment office should have those records.\n\nYou should always consider Title Insurance before buying, however.
648819
You where essentially buying a trailer from someone who didn't own it yet. Call an lawyer, but I am quite sure you are out of luck unless you can make a deal with the foreclosing agency. Next time make sure the seller has clear title to trailer before handing over any money. Without documentation all you are paying for is glorified rent.
178251
1.  You will need a REAL ESTATE CONTRACT, suggest a Real Estate Agent might help for a few dollars to write one for you.\n\n2.  You need an AMORTIZATION TABLE, (creating a mortgage) which Excel can help with, look up downloads on MS Excel.\n\nThis can be attached to a "Promisory Note" or you could do it as a "land contract" or "bond for a deed."\n\n3.  You will need Notarized Signatures.  Banks and Lawyers have notaries.\n\n4.  You will need to record the Mortgage at the county Registry of Deeds, along with the promisory note.\n\nGiven how important these papers are, and how difficult things can be if the buyer skips payments, you should have a lawyer check it all over, or just pay to have it written in the first place.
954760
Probably you may want to list it on the Web.\n\nIf it is not a one-shot situation: as in you are renting-out units, consider building your own site. A resource for this  is: http://selling-a-service.first411.com\n\nSorry - but you need to be more specific in your question so i took the liberty of sharing 2 possible options.\n\nHope this helps you. Good Luck!