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We're direct buyers of mobile home parks, trailer parks and RV parks in Mesa and across Maricopa County. We pay cash from our own funds, buy as is, and close on the date you pick. No listing, no repairs, no broker commission.

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Mesa, Arizona · Maricopa County

How much manufactured housing is in Mesa?

Mesa is the largest city in the East Valley of metro Phoenix, in Maricopa County. It has more mobile home units than any other place in Arizona: nearly 28,000 in the ACS. Mesa is a long-time destination for winter visitors, and many of its parks are 55+ manufactured home and RV resorts with a mix of year-round and seasonal residents.

27,843mobile homes in Mesa (±1,071)

12.5%of Mesa housing units

86,169mobile homes in Maricopa County

9.3%mobile home share, Arizona

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates for 2020–2024 count 27,843 mobile homes in Mesa (margin of error ±1,071), out of 222,992 housing units. That is 12.5% of all homes, above the Arizona rate of 9.3%.

Maricopa County as a whole has 86,169 mobile homes, or 4.6% of its housing, and Mesa ranks #1 out of 467 Census places in Arizona by mobile home count. The same table also counts 1,192 housing units in Mesa classified as boat, RV or van, a sign of the area's RV and seasonal market.

On population, Census estimates (Vintage 2025) show Mesa grew from 504,392 at the 2020 base to 513,656 on July 1, 2025 (+1.8%).

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.

Situations we see from Maricopa County sellers

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

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. Seasonal occupancy from winter visitors is normal in Mesa, and we evaluate it as it is.
Deals that fell through. Many owners call us after a buyer's loan was denied late in the process. A cash purchase removes the financing contingency that usually causes that.
No one to take over. If the family doesn't want to run the park, or your manager is leaving, a sale can be simpler than hiring and training a replacement.
Ready to retire. If you have run a park in Maricopa County for years, the question is usually not whether to sell but how to do it cleanly. We can close on the date you choose, including a later date if you need time to plan.
Deferred maintenance. Worn roads, old water lines, leaking sewer mains or homes that need work all reduce what a bank will lend on a park. We price the repairs into our offer, and you don't fix anything first.
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. In the desert Southwest, water supply and well capacity get extra attention.
Park-owned homes. Many parks carry homes the owner rents out, and lenders often discount them heavily. We buy the park with its park-owned homes included, whether the titles are clean or need work. We also buy mixed properties that combine RV sites and park models with manufactured homes.

What we buy in Mesa

Our buy box is wide. In and around Mesa, we're interested in:

Parks with park-owned homes, tenant-owned homes or both
Properties on city utilities, private wells, septic systems or package treatment plants
Mobile home parks, trailer parks and manufactured home communities of any size, including small parks with fewer than 20 lots
RV parks and campgrounds with long-term, seasonal or mixed sites

How It Works

How selling your Mesa park works

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

Start with a call or the form

Share where the park is, how many lots it has and what's going on with it. There's no cost and no obligation.

We do our homework

We review title, the rent roll, expenses, utilities, permits and any park-owned home titles so the offer is based on real numbers.

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.

Arizona rules to know

Arizona's Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 33, Chapter 11) sets the rules for rent notices, park rules and changes of use, including advance notice and relocation-assistance rules if a park is ever redeveloped. Park-owned homes are titled through ADOT's Motor Vehicle Division unless they have been converted to real property, and the Arizona Department of Housing oversees installation standards.

General information, not legal advice.

FAQ

Questions from Mesa park owners

How many mobile homes are in Mesa, AZ?

About 27,843 (±1,071), or 12.5% of all housing units, per the Census Bureau's ACS 5-year estimates for 2020–2024. Maricopa County has 86,169.

Do you buy parks outside Mesa in the rest of Maricopa County?

Yes. We buy mobile home parks, trailer parks and RV parks anywhere in Maricopa County and across Arizona, including nearby areas such as Apache Junction, Phoenix and Tucson. Parks in unincorporated areas are welcome too.

Will you buy a Mesa 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.

Do you buy RV parks and campgrounds in Mesa?

Yes. We buy RV parks, campgrounds and mixed parks with RV sites, park models and manufactured homes, including parks with seasonal winter-visitor occupancy.

Nearby cities and coverage

Mesa is in Maricopa County. We buy parks throughout the county and across Arizona. These nearby Arizona cities also have detailed pages:

Apache Junction10,060 mobile homes · about 10 mi away Phoenix18,425 mobile homes · about 25 mi away Tucson15,046 mobile homes · about 99 mi away Fortuna Foothills9,457 mobile homes · about 163 mi away

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