Free Mobile Home Value Calculator: How Much Is Your Home Worth?
Get a data-driven valuation range based on age, location, single-wide or double-wide size, and land type, in about 30 seconds.
Double-wide
More square footage than a single-wide
Includes land / permanent foundation
You own the land beneath the home
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Fill in your home's details and select Calculate value to see an instant valuation range.
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- Takes 30 seconds
- Updated for 2026 market data
This free mobile home value calculator gives you an instant estimate based on the factors that actually move the price: year built, square footage, condition, location, whether it is a double-wide, and whether it sits on owned land. Mobile homes depreciate differently from site-built houses, so a generic real estate estimate can be off by thousands.
The fundamentals
What determines mobile home value?
Four variables account for the bulk of price movement in the manufactured housing market. Here is how each one factors into your estimate.
Age & year built
Every year adds a layer of depreciation. Pre-HUD homes (before 1976) face financing limits that shrink the buyer pool and the price. Post-2000 homes hold value best.
Size & layout
Total square footage sets the base value, and a double-wide draws different comparable sales than a single-wide. Bigger, wider homes support a higher base.
Condition
A condition multiplier is applied to the depreciated base: Excellent adds about 15%, Good is the neutral baseline, Fair drops it ~15%, and Poor cuts it ~30%.
Land vs. lot rent
Owning the land or being on a permanent foundation adds roughly 25-30%. A home on a rented park lot is worth less, and high lot rent lowers the price a buyer will pay.
How mobile home valuation works
Mobile homes lose value over time, unlike most site-built real estate. The standard depreciation rate runs between 3% and 5% per year, so they behave more like vehicles than land. The calculator starts from an estimated build cost for the home's size and type, applies annual depreciation for its age, then adjusts for condition, location, and whether the home sits on owned land.
Two things slow depreciation significantly: owning the land beneath the home and keeping it in excellent condition. Homes in poor condition fall faster because buyers price in the cost of repairs. Pre-1976 homes built before the HUD code took effect are harder to finance and insure, which reduces both the buyer pool and the price.
NADA / J.D. Power vs. online estimates
Unlike cars, there is no Kelley Blue Book for mobile homes. The closest equivalent is the NADA (J.D. Power) Manufactured Housing Appraisal Guide, the report most lenders require when financing a manufactured home. A NADA report costs roughly $20-$26 and factors in make, model, year, original list price, and regional adjustments.
An online calculator like this one is the fast, free starting point. Use it to get a realistic range in seconds before you spend money on a formal appraisal or NADA report. For a final asking price, cross-check the estimate against recent comparable sales in your area and, if you are financing or refinancing, an official appraisal.
When you are ready for a real number tied to your exact home, we can give you a no-obligation cash offer, often within one day. Request your cash offer or call (279) 321-3459.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about valuing a mobile or manufactured home.
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