@@jameshoward1215 yes, cost more to move your mobile home than the home itself lol.. they want they want 10 to 20 small bars of gold to move a trailer.. prob better just to buy an actual house
i just got a quote of 12,600.00 to move a double wide about 10 miles from location to location in Florida. By the time the mover added all the additional costs it totaled 31, 500.00
Hello, mobile home transport. Thank you for Calculating the costs and incorporating a clear pricing structure was very helpful. Along with utilizing wireless towing lights featuring amber flashing, can greatly enhance understanding and make it a beneficial option for assistance at Towaide.
Hey Matt! Great channel and really good content! I'm listening to you and thinking, man this guy really knows his stuff... Not really putting it together that we've known each other for like five years or more. Then the more I listened the more I totally recognized your voice and put two and two together. I was definitely laughing to myself. You have another subscriber. Keep sharing the content and making great videos like these. More importantly, keep killing it with mobile homes in your area! Proud of you man, great work!
Haha Thanks, John! I am glad that you enjoyed my "5-minute" video. All my videos start with a little spurt of motivation & filmed/posted in under 10-minutes! I enjoy looking back at all of the previous jobs that I was working on. Hope you are doing well! Matt
Permits cost and removing a porch & cover from the home too! Yikes. Some movers won't disconnect utilities, so you are right, if you don't know what to ask, you don't know what your getting! I had to just ask- walk me through your process and at each step I asked if that was included. I didn't know any other way to do it! Thanks for your videos...
Thank you so much for this information, this is exactly what I'm trying to understand! I'd love to learn more about the logistics of the business. What prevents you from moving the mobile home from the sellers place to the end buyer avoiding the extra step of taking it to the transport yard? I'm appreciating all your answers
You can do that and some wholesalers do that…. But I would highly recommend staying away from that for a ton of reasons & I have been burned many times from the exact scenario. The only time I would consider doing that is when I sell to park owners that don’t need to walk the homes.
Let me know if there are any other videos you would like to see. I am starting two new flips this week & will be documenting the whole process as well.
I wanted to warptch this badly but yt is always snagging on the ad loading. Spinning circles. Thank you for this vid, I'll try to return and see if it let's meview it.
Yes, you own a mobile home and are looking to get it hauled? Try joining a mobile home transport group on facebook... they are all on Facebook, but none of them have websites. Also, try calling a local dealer to get some recommendations & try mobile home parks in the area to see who they use
Thank you for your great video. It is very informative. I have been in Transportation industry about 8 years what is your recommendation to get into hauling mobile homes. i will appreciate your advice
Hi Matt, I just received 2 estimates here in Tucson to move a double wide . This includes permits set up all in... one guy came in 15k to 18k and the other 20k.. the home will be moved approximately 20miles.
@@rickyzuela7569 Yes, I am surprised that they are not more expensive to be honest. People are charging $20-30k for doublewide setups in Phoenix (start to finish as of April 2023).
Great video mobile home Matt! I'm looking at mobile home parks and wanted to know if you work with small park owners to flip their home and place owners in.
@@phoenixmobilehome thanks for the consideration. I don't own a park yet but I'm looking at az parks near Phoenix or Tucson. If I get one I will definitely reach out to you.
Matt, I'm planning on building my own trailer with SIPs. I will build it based on the size of a single wide mobile home, approximately 14 x 40. Would you be able to move it to a mobile home park?
Where is this home going to be located? In Arizona? I am sure you can find someone that will help you move the home... I will not be able to move it myself though. Please let me know if you need any recommendations.
We just got evicted from our lot because they want to develop the land for commercial development and we have 6 months to leave. So this is useful information. I was wondering our trailer has a porch, how much would that add to the cost ?
Where is your land located? Some transporters won' touch porches depending on what it looks like. If it is just lumber, you could always save the wood and rebuild at your new location.
Question from Here in Tucson we have a Mobile Home that was dropped off on my property. How much is a average cost to have a double wide assembled after the move.
Thanks for tuning in! The cost can differ based on various factors. If you've got a pad and a setup in place, you might be looking at a range of $2000 to $5000, depending on your location and specific setup requirements. It's advisable to gather estimates from multiple companies to ensure you get the best deal.
Where can I find the equalizer for the axles ? All the ones I’m seeing look small. Didn’t know if they used the same ones as a camper or if they are more heavy duty
Depends on the value of the home you would be moving . For example, a new home coming from a factory often has to go over 200+ miles. However, I wouldn’t move a 1978 home
Does the state try to make it nearly impossible to buy a used mobile and move it to a lot in your area? We are basically being told under no circumstances to buy a used mobile, the county will make it a nightmare to get an occupancy permit..
Can be very difficult depending on the county. I have heard mixed things about Pinal County. For example, Maricopa (Phoenix and suburbs) the requirement is 1976 or newer. Apache Junction (Pinal) is telling people the home can only be 5 years old... I have heard there are work arounds, but I have never tried to push their authority.
Can u transport a manufacturer mobile home from Kentucky to California riverside any idea $ and and os possible to transport from state to state is a new manufacturerd home ready to transport. U think 20k or more
My next door neighbor sold her home to a realtor. Realtor sold the double wide to a rehabber. Realtor has her crew to dismantle porch and carport, put the home on wheels, unhook utility, and get rid off driveway and shed after. Rehabber transported the 2 halves to a mobile home park in Barstow to rehab and plan to sell it for $100k like new (home was in really bad shape). Realtor bought a brand new 3+2 home with appliances for the vacant lot and the asking is $399k (lot lease is $750 rent control).
Also make sure you have the title in hand. Mine was still in the original owners name due to title company screw up 24 years ago. It took me 4 months, lawyers, The DMV and the courts to get involved. Cost me $1000.00 to get the 2 titles. Mobile homes are considered vehicles. Totally stupid.
Fantastic video, I’m debating getting a double wide to a lot somewhere in Wisconsin. Hope to find a lot for 30gs about 5 acres. Actually quite realistic in Wisconsin
Good luck! You will need to budget for the home, septic/well, transportation & setup costs! Hope you find a good deal… Wisconsin is a cool state that has a lot more mobile homes that Minnesota. You should be able to find a 5 acre property that already has a home on it
@@phoenixmobilehome would you recommend I purchase an already existing one or buying a new one? I intend to live there pretty much the rest of my life. Maybe eventually build a small house but that would be a long way down the road 🤔
Yes, all of the 80s homes had swamp coolers. They end up getting cracks in the ducts that end up leaking into the ceilings of the homes. I’ll make a video showing the leaks that I see in 80s homes
Do you guys charge tear down fee? Or connection fee? Seems like the going rate for used singles right now is $500 hookup and $15/mile & tear down is $2000
The fellow that moved it was the one who put on a temporary setup. He called last night and tried to raise it to 3800 but he stated he went and saw the trailer and he had to do this and that to it. He already knew cause he put it there. Then he started crawfishing and we settled on his first quote of 3200
$7.00 per mile.... Holy shit!!! Its mush lower cost in pennsylvania. I understand the different situations. And there are adjusted costs involved. Someones making good money in Arizona?
Yeah... and the installers are making even more. Some people are charging anywhere from $30-50k for a doublewide install. I might have to get under the homes if that is the case...
So basically 4 -9k 7 months ago so now 5k to 11.5k.. great video
Thanks! Yeah, prices have been changing every week and I will have to make an updated video soon.
Yea ripping off people when I move my mobile home he only charged me $700 and they did everything and it was 50 miles
@@jameshoward1215 yes, cost more to move your mobile home than the home itself lol.. they want they want 10 to 20 small bars of gold to move a trailer.. prob better just to buy an actual house
i just got a quote of 12,600.00 to move a double wide about 10 miles from location to location in Florida. By the time the mover added all the additional costs it totaled 31, 500.00
Yes, that could be very reasonable depending on the job.
Hello, mobile home transport. Thank you for Calculating the costs and incorporating a clear pricing structure was very helpful. Along with utilizing wireless towing lights featuring amber flashing, can greatly enhance understanding and make it a beneficial option for assistance at Towaide.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
The best break down of costs I've seen so far. Thank you!
Hey Matt! Great channel and really good content! I'm listening to you and thinking, man this guy really knows his stuff... Not really putting it together that we've known each other for like five years or more. Then the more I listened the more I totally recognized your voice and put two and two together. I was definitely laughing to myself. You have another subscriber. Keep sharing the content and making great videos like these. More importantly, keep killing it with mobile homes in your area! Proud of you man, great work!
Haha Thanks, John! I am glad that you enjoyed my "5-minute" video. All my videos start with a little spurt of motivation & filmed/posted in under 10-minutes! I enjoy looking back at all of the previous jobs that I was working on. Hope you are doing well! Matt
Permits cost and removing a porch & cover from the home too! Yikes. Some movers won't disconnect utilities, so you are right, if you don't know what to ask, you don't know what your getting! I had to just ask- walk me through your process and at each step I asked if that was included. I didn't know any other way to do it!
Thanks for your videos...
Exactly! I move 3-5 homes a month & know all of the questions to ask, but there definitely are a lot of hidden costs with transport and setup.
Thank you so much for this information, this is exactly what I'm trying to understand!
I'd love to learn more about the logistics of the business.
What prevents you from moving the mobile home from the sellers place to the end buyer avoiding the extra step of taking it to the transport yard?
I'm appreciating all your answers
You can do that and some wholesalers do that…. But I would highly recommend staying away from that for a ton of reasons & I have been burned many times from the exact scenario. The only time I would consider doing that is when I sell to park owners that don’t need to walk the homes.
Great info to get me started. Thanks Matt
Thanks again for good content 👌
Let me know if there are any other videos you would like to see. I am starting two new flips this week & will be documenting the whole process as well.
I wanted to warptch this badly but yt is always snagging on the ad loading. Spinning circles. Thank you for this vid, I'll try to return and see if
it let's meview it.
Thanks for attempting to watch lol
YW .. it works!
This was very helpful btw!
Internet searches not as effective as they used to be. Any tips for finding haulers?
Yes, you own a mobile home and are looking to get it hauled? Try joining a mobile home transport group on facebook... they are all on Facebook, but none of them have websites. Also, try calling a local dealer to get some recommendations & try mobile home parks in the area to see who they use
@@phoenixmobilehome OK - thanks! :)
Thank you for your great video. It is very informative. I have been in Transportation industry about 8 years what is your recommendation to get into hauling mobile homes. i will appreciate your advice
Where are you located? I would join some of the Mobile Home Transport groups & start networking inside the groups.
Hi Matt, I just received 2 estimates here in Tucson to move a double wide . This includes permits set up all in... one guy came in 15k to 18k and the other 20k.. the home will be moved approximately 20miles.
Just make sure they are licensed 👍
So those prices are the going rate? I thought those prices where outrageous. yes they are licensed.
@@rickyzuela7569 Yes, I am surprised that they are not more expensive to be honest. People are charging $20-30k for doublewide setups in Phoenix (start to finish as of April 2023).
How verifiy is has licensed?
Did that cost cover laying the footers as well?
Great video mobile home Matt! I'm looking at mobile home parks and wanted to know if you work with small park owners to flip their home and place owners in.
Where are you located? I work with Arizona park owners, but would be able to connect you with someone in your market!
@@phoenixmobilehome thanks for the consideration. I don't own a park yet but I'm looking at az parks near Phoenix or Tucson. If I get one I will definitely reach out to you.
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Let me know if you have any more questions! It was a ramble, but I tried my best to touch on most of the costs associated to mobile home transport!
Matt, I'm planning on building my own trailer with SIPs. I will build it based on the size of a single wide mobile home, approximately 14 x 40. Would you be able to move it to a mobile home park?
Where is this home going to be located? In Arizona? I am sure you can find someone that will help you move the home... I will not be able to move it myself though. Please let me know if you need any recommendations.
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We just got evicted from our lot because they want to develop the land for commercial development and we have 6 months to leave. So this is useful information. I was wondering our trailer has a porch, how much would that add to the cost ?
Where is your land located? Some transporters won' touch porches depending on what it looks like. If it is just lumber, you could always save the wood and rebuild at your new location.
Question from Here in Tucson we have a Mobile Home that was dropped off on my property. How much is a average cost to have a double wide assembled after the move.
Thanks for tuning in! The cost can differ based on various factors. If you've got a pad and a setup in place, you might be looking at a range of $2000 to $5000, depending on your location and specific setup requirements. It's advisable to gather estimates from multiple companies to ensure you get the best deal.
Where can I find the equalizer for the axles ? All the ones I’m seeing look small. Didn’t know if they used the same ones as a camper or if they are more heavy duty
Continental supply in Queen Creek sells all of the transport equipment
@@phoenixmobilehome thanks really appreciate it man!
Question: Is it a good idea to transport a mobile home 230 miles away? thanks!
Depends on the value of the home you would be moving . For example, a new home coming from a factory often has to go over 200+ miles. However, I wouldn’t move a 1978 home
Thanks for sharing very informative.
Please let me know if you have any questions
Does the state try to make it nearly impossible to buy a used mobile and move it to a lot in your area? We are basically being told under no circumstances to buy a used mobile, the county will make it a nightmare to get an occupancy permit..
Can be very difficult depending on the county. I have heard mixed things about Pinal County. For example, Maricopa (Phoenix and suburbs) the requirement is 1976 or newer. Apache Junction (Pinal) is telling people the home can only be 5 years old... I have heard there are work arounds, but I have never tried to push their authority.
What if I wanted to move a double wide 50-100 yards over on my property?
Can u transport a manufacturer mobile home from Kentucky to California riverside any idea $ and and os possible to transport from state to state is a new manufacturerd home ready to transport. U think 20k or more
I think it will be hard to find someone who wants to do that job. You might have to reach out to a nationwide company.
Unfortunately the cost would be so high you'd be better off selling yours and buying a used or new one in the new location.
I would guess the cost of your asking would be in the 60-80k range
My next door neighbor sold her home to a realtor. Realtor sold the double wide to a rehabber. Realtor has her crew to dismantle porch and carport, put the home on wheels, unhook utility, and get rid off driveway and shed after. Rehabber transported the 2 halves to a mobile home park in Barstow to rehab and plan to sell it for $100k like new (home was in really bad shape). Realtor bought a brand new 3+2 home with appliances for the vacant lot and the asking is $399k (lot lease is $750 rent control).
Just budget about $20,000 for transport and set up !
Yes, ain't that the truth!
Ouch.
Get a mexican,..ask around they always have ways around those horrible inflated prices
How do you find drivers to move these? Who do you speak to to arrange this?
Google & word of mouth referrals. They are licensed to transport the manufactured homes. Just make sure the person is licensed & has insurance. Matt
Also make sure you have the title in hand. Mine was still in the original owners name due to title company screw up 24 years ago. It took me 4 months, lawyers, The DMV and the courts to get involved. Cost me $1000.00 to get the 2 titles. Mobile homes are considered vehicles. Totally stupid.
Yeah, bonded titles can be a real pain
I'm learning so much 😏 😄
Let me know if you have any questions!
Fantastic video, I’m debating getting a double wide to a lot somewhere in Wisconsin. Hope to find a lot for 30gs about 5 acres. Actually quite realistic in Wisconsin
Good luck! You will need to budget for the home, septic/well, transportation & setup costs! Hope you find a good deal… Wisconsin is a cool state that has a lot more mobile homes that Minnesota. You should be able to find a 5 acre property that already has a home on it
@@phoenixmobilehome would you recommend I purchase an already existing one or buying a new one? I intend to live there pretty much the rest of my life. Maybe eventually build a small house but that would be a long way down the road 🤔
Our agent is named Singlewide Steve, Mobile Home Matt LOL! Why do parents name their kids such names?
Too funny! Sounds like we need to connect
what about state to state? how does that work w licences installers?
good information
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the information
Im moving a 72ft double wide 20 miles and got a quote for 21k and 32k and 37k.
They are getting a new boat
Thank you !
I wonder how much it cost just to move 25 ft to the front in the same lot with no plumbing or electric connecting now
unit on TOP of a mobile home...how insane is that!
Yes, all of the 80s homes had swamp coolers. They end up getting cracks in the ducts that end up leaking into the ceilings of the homes. I’ll make a video showing the leaks that I see in 80s homes
Who has the best prices here in Tucson or all of AZ?
Where is your home located?
@@phoenixmobilehome in Tucson
@@TheChen1211 you could try R & C Pros or US Transport. R & C will do the entire job
how can i get in touch with you guys for working with y’all
Matt@phoenixmobilehome.com
Does anyone have any idea prices in California to tranport a double wide?
Were you able to get a price to transport in California?
60 miles = 3200 in Mississippi way to much
Do you guys charge tear down fee? Or connection fee? Seems like the going rate for used singles right now is $500 hookup and $15/mile & tear down is $2000
The fellow that moved it was the one who put on a temporary setup. He called last night and tried to raise it to 3800 but he stated he went and saw the trailer and he had to do this and that to it. He already knew cause he put it there. Then he started crawfishing and we settled on his first quote of 3200
It would be cheaper to buy a house.
But a Uhaul truck is only $19.95 hahahahaha
Lol RUclips those videos… they are hilarious!
$7.00 per mile.... Holy shit!!!
Its mush lower cost in pennsylvania.
I understand the different situations.
And there are adjusted costs involved. Someones making good money in Arizona?
Yeah... and the installers are making even more. Some people are charging anywhere from $30-50k for a doublewide install. I might have to get under the homes if that is the case...
Hello Matt how ya been brother hit me back have home question bud
Here in Tn $7000 to $10,000
Thanks for watching. Let us know if you have any questions.
I have a truck, ill get my own permits and do it myself.
Much cheaper.
In other words, it's not worth it and it's shit.
You will have to be the judge. There is money in homes that can be moved… maybe you could sell & use the money towards a new house
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You mite as well just get a new one smh
there is nothing good about a mobile home plus they are built like junk
The quality is really good and the price meets a lot of peoples needs. Thank you for watching.