New Home Planning Kit |
Step 1 - Finding the Property |
Step 2 - Developing the Site Plan |
Step 3 - Customizing the Floorplan |
Step 4 - Choosing your Options |
Step 5 - Pricing the Home |
Step 6 - Determining Construction Costs |
Step 7 - Delivery and Installation |
Step 8 - Trade-Ins on New Homes |
Appendix - Steps in the Process |
Private Property
If you have property or are in the market to buy property we can help. We have a in house realtor that can let you know what is available. We have homes that are designed to go on both site built zoned property (Modular or DCA) and we have homes that can go on property zoned for Manufactured Homes (HUD). Both homes are very similar please click here to view the differences between HUD constructed and Modular constructed homes.
Family and Retirement Communities
Many times customers select a mobile home community because they have friends or relatives who live in the park or somewhere nearby. There are over 450 mobile home communities in Pinellas County. About 70 of these are listed as real property, and are mostly composed of resident-owned parks. In this type of park, the park is cooperative-owned, with each owner given a "share" of ownership in the park. Thus, share park is a common term. To elaborate, if there are 300 lots, there are 300 owners, each given 1/300 share of ownership in the park and a proprietary lease giving the owner the right to place a mobile home on the lot. A "share" of a resident-owned park is considered real estate, and thus qualifies the owner for the homestead exemption, if applicable. There are a few condominium parks and they are deeded properties, individually owned within the association. The resident-owned communities and condominium parks charge a maintenance fee which averages $140 per month, and typically includes water, sewerage, garbage pickup, and lawn care. Rental communities, to date, generally range between $350 and $450 per month, depending on the park's amenities and services included.