Mobile Home Bill of Sale form can be used by anyone selling or buying a trailer / mobile home from another person. Trailer Bill of Sale offers the option to sell the trailer-mobile home 'as is'
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The Bill of Sale of a Mobile Home / Trailer may be used to document the transfer of a trailer or mobile home.
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The Mobile Home Bill of Sale contains the following information:
- Names and addresses of the seller and buyer;
- Purchase price;
- Description of a mobile home/trailer (make / model / year / serial number / other);
- "AS IS" provision;
- Signatures of the parties;
- Notary acknowledgment.
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To better understand Bill of Sale related issues the following related information may be of interest to you.
 Understanding the Bill of Sale
What you should know about selling / buying your car
When could a Bill of Sale be useful for you?
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Selling / Buying a Car
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Owners demolish mobile home park in Rantoul
Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette
Doug McCammon, an employee of Baby Huey's Sanitation and Recycling, Mattoon, helps to clean up the demolished Westview Enterprises mobile home park in north Rantoul. At first glance it appeared a tornado had ravaged part of Rantoul.
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County Planning Commission Pursues Ordinance to Manage Closures of Mobile Home...
Noozhawk
Elaine Abercrombie, owner of Abercrombie Fine Homes and a mobile home, said her company sold more than $14 million in mobile home sales last year, with an average price of $176500 on the South Coast. Buellton Councilwoman Judith Dale said that 10 ...
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Mobile home sale was not fraud, court rules
Victoria Times Colonist
By Sandra McCulloch, Times Colonist February 1, 2012 The sale of a seaside mobile home in a park slated for redevelopment did not constitute a fraud, a BC Supreme Court justice has ruled. In April 2008, Ronald and Lylia Neidermayer bought a mobile home...
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