Where we buy in Virginia

We buy statewide, but we know some markets far better than others. The counties below hold the Commonwealth's largest manufactured-home populations according to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2019, 2023 five-year estimates, and they are where we spend most of our time.

Southern Virginia (Southside)

The heaviest concentration of manufactured homes in the Commonwealth, from Danville and Martinsville east along US-58 to South Hill and the Kerr Lake line.

Central Virginia & Lynchburg

The US-29 and US-460 corridors around Lynchburg, where suburban double-wides on permanent foundations sit close to rural single-wides on family acreage.

Eastern Shore

Accomack and the Route 13 corridor, where manufactured housing is a mainstay and salt air, storms and out-of-state ownership shape most sales.

Hampton Roads & Middle Peninsula

Lower absolute concentrations but the strongest land values in our service area, plus the shortest distance between a phone call and someone standing at the property.

Southwest Virginia & the Blue Ridge

The highest manufactured-home percentages in Virginia, in markets where terrain, access and thin buyer pools make a straightforward sale genuinely difficult.

Shenandoah Valley

Strong agricultural economies around Harrisonburg, Staunton and Waynesboro, with better-than-average home condition and meaningful land value.

Town and city pages

We deliberately do not publish a page for every town in Virginia. If your town is not listed, we still buy there. The county page above is the right place to start.