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Laredo, Texas · Webb County

Manufactured housing in Laredo: the numbers

Laredo is the county seat of Webb County, on the Rio Grande across from Nuevo Laredo, and one of the busiest trade crossings on the U.S.-Mexico border. Much of the area's manufactured housing is outside city limits, in subdivisions and colonias where water, wastewater and platting history vary a lot. Inside the city, parks tend to be older properties near the main trade corridors.

6,357mobile homes in Laredo (±674)

7.6%of Laredo housing units

7,105mobile homes in Webb County

6.4%mobile home share, Texas

According to the ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates, Laredo has 6,357 mobile home units (±674). Out of 84,111 total housing units, that works out to 7.6%, above the Texas rate of 6.4%.

Webb County as a whole has 7,105 mobile homes, or 8.1% of its housing, and Laredo ranks #6 out of 1,863 Census places in Texas by mobile home count. The same table also counts 126 housing units in Laredo classified as boat, RV or van, a sign of the area's RV and seasonal market.

On population, Census estimates (Vintage 2025) show Laredo grew from 255,212 at the 2020 base to 269,515 on July 1, 2025 (+5.6%).

Aerial view of a manufactured home community — Illustrative photo of a manufactured home community.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimates 2020–2024, Tables B25024 and B01003 (90% margins of error; occupied and vacant units); Census Population Estimates, Vintage 2025.

Why Laredo park owners sell

Every sale is different, but the same handful of situations come up again and again when Laredo park owners call us.

Homes with title problems. Missing titles, old liens or homes that were never retitled are common with park-owned homes. We sort them out as part of closing instead of making them your problem first.
Vacant lots. Empty pads mean lower income and a lower appraisal. We look at vacancy as something that can be filled over time, so a half-full park is still a park we want to see.
Financing hurdles. Small and older parks often don't fit lender guidelines, which shrinks the pool of buyers. We use our own funds, so the size or age of your park is not a deal breaker.
Burned out on day-to-day operations. Running a park is a seven-day job: tenant issues, vendors, code notices and paperwork. Selling for cash lets you stop on a date you pick.
Stepping back from the business. Owners who are retiring usually want one clean transaction instead of a long listing. We make a single offer that covers the land, the infrastructure and any park-owned homes.
Big bills on the horizon. When the next expense is a repave, a lift-station rebuild or a sewer replacement, many owners would rather sell than reinvest. Our offer accounts for that work so you don't have to pay for it.
Utility systems you're responsible for. If your park bills residents for water or runs its own lines, you carry the compliance and the repair risk. We take over private systems as part of the purchase. That is common around Laredo, where city water and sewer don't reach every property.

What we buy in Laredo

You don't need a perfect park to get an offer from us. In Webb County, we look at:

Mobile home parks, trailer parks and manufactured home communities of any size, including small parks with fewer than 20 lots
Parks with park-owned homes, tenant-owned homes or both
Properties on city utilities, private wells, septic systems or package treatment plants
Parks with existing loans, liens or back taxes, which we clear at closing

How It Works

How selling your Laredo park works

Selling a park to us takes four steps, and you control the timeline.

Reach out

Use the form on this page or call us. Basic details are enough to begin; rent rolls and P&Ls help but aren't required.

Due diligence

We verify the lot count, occupancy, utility setup, liens and home titles. If we need documents, we tell you exactly which ones.

You get a written cash offer

The offer is as is, with no financing contingency. Take your time with it; there's no pressure and no obligation.

Close on your date

We close through a title company or closing attorney, typically in about 28 days, or later if you prefer, and we cover the closing costs.

Texas rules to know

In Texas, a manufactured home is personal property unless it has been converted to real property, and ownership is recorded with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) Manufactured Housing Division on a Statement of Ownership. Any park-owned homes in the sale need clean TDHCA records. Parks that supply their own water to 15 or more connections, or to 25 or more people, are public water systems under TCEQ rules, so we review those records too.

General information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Questions from Laredo park owners

How many mobile homes are in Laredo, TX?

About 6,357 (±674), or 7.6% of all housing units, per the Census Bureau's ACS 5-year estimates for 2020–2024. Webb County has 7,105.

Do you buy parks outside Laredo in the rest of Webb County?

Yes. We buy mobile home parks, trailer parks and RV parks anywhere in Webb County and across Texas, including nearby areas such as Mission, Pharr and Corpus Christi. Parks in unincorporated areas are welcome too.

Will you buy a Laredo park on a private well or septic system?

Yes. Private water and wastewater systems are one of the most common reasons other buyers pass. We review the permits, test results and condition of the system during due diligence and include it in our offer.

Are there Texas rules that affect selling a park?

The main one is title: park-owned homes must have clean ownership records with TDHCA's Manufactured Housing Division. Parks with their own water systems also have TCEQ records we review.

Nearby cities and coverage

Laredo is in Webb County. We buy parks throughout the county and across Texas. These nearby Texas cities also have detailed pages:

Mission4,178 mobile homes · about 118 mi away Pharr4,552 mobile homes · about 125 mi away Corpus Christi4,449 mobile homes · about 142 mi away San Antonio9,193 mobile homes · about 144 mi away

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