What size mobile home parks do you buy in Arkansas?
Titan Property Investors buys mobile home parks and manufactured housing communities from 10 lots to 300+ lots anywhere in Arkansas, including parks with vacancies, deferred maintenance, or septic and well systems.
Do you buy parks with private utilities, well, or septic?
Yes. Private water, community wells, lagoons, septic fields, and master-metered electric are all things we underwrite every week. Utility setup affects price, not whether we buy.
How fast can you close on a mobile home park?
The honest answer is that it depends on title, survey, wastewater and health department items, estate documents, and financing or partner approval. A small park with clear title, organized records, and public water and sewer moves faster than a park that needs a survey or a wastewater review. We will give you a realistic range once we have seen the specifics, and we will not promise a closing date we have not agreed to in writing.
Do I need a rent roll or financials to get an offer?
A rent roll and 12 months of expenses help sharpen the number, but you can start with lot count, occupancy, and current lot rent. We will tell you exactly what else we need.
Is there any cost or obligation to submit my park?
There is no cost to submit your park and no obligation to accept anything. On a direct sale to us there is no listing commission. You would still pay the customary seller items your closing attorney or title company lists, such as your share of transfer costs, prorated taxes, and any payoff on existing debt.
Will you keep my sale confidential?
Yes. Your information goes only to the Titan Property Investors acquisitions team. We do not list, market, or broker your park, and residents are not contacted until you approve it.
Do you buy park-owned homes along with the land?
Yes. We buy tenant-owned lot communities, park-owned home portfolios, and any mix of the two, along with RV lots and adjacent vacant land.
Can you buy a park with code violations or open utility issues?
We can. Titan Property Investors regularly takes on parks with health department notices, failing lines, or unpermitted work and resolves them after closing.