Mobile Home and Land Packages for Sale- Cabot, Vilonia, Greenbrier, Bigelow, Mayflower Areas

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Manufactured, Modular, Mobile Homes for Sale with acreage

Locations include Cabot, Greenbrier, Vilonia, Bigelow, Mayflower

Acreage varies from 1-8 acres

For More Info: Contact 501-297-2840

 

Land for sale- 2.5 acres out Hwy 89 West of Cabot

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2.5 acres west of Cabot out Hwy 89

Partially wooded, rolling acreage

Horses and mobile homes allowed

Owner financing available, No Credit Check

Call 501-570-6755

Land for Sale in Mayflower School District- 2.5 acres

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2.5 acres off Stone Mountain Rd in the Mayflower School District

Wooded. Rolling Tract in Water Improvement District

Horses and Mobile Homes Allowed, Priced to Sell

Call 501-297-2840 for more info.

Land for Sale- 5 acres off Hwy 107, North of Jacksonville Air Force Base

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5 acres off Hwy 107, North of Backgate of Jacksonville Air Force Base

Rolling, Partially Wooded Acreage in Rural Faulkner County

Horses and Mobile Homes Allowed

Price Reduced to $14,000 with possible owner financing

Call 501-570-6755 for more details

Mfd/Modular/Mobile Homes for Sale with Acreage- Cabot, Greenbrier, Vilonia Schools

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Manufactured, Modular, Mobile Homes for Sale with acreage


Locations include Cabot, Greenbrier, Vilonia School Districts


Acreage varies from 1-8 acres

For More Info: 501-297-2840

Land For Sale- Vilonia Area, Easy Commute to Conway

Property Info: Land for Sale- Vilonia Area

2.5 acres to 5 acres in rural Faulkner County off Vilonia Bypass and Hwy 107

Trees, water improvement district, electricity  with good access

Horses and Mobile Homes Allowed

Only $99/month with 10% down payment

Call 501-297-2840

Manufactured, Modular, and Mobile Homes Qualify for Property Exemptions

The General Assembly approved a bill ten years ago giving owners of manufactured homes a $300 tax credit. When voters approved Amendment 2 , it gave homeowners a $300 tax credit whether they owned a manufactured or site-built home.

The passage of the amendment also led to a special legislative session, where a half-cent sales tax was enacted to replace the lost revenue. But some manufactured homeowners weren't going to receive the tax credit because in some counties mobile homes were listed as personal property rather than real property.

However, if a person owns the mobile home but leases the land it sits on, then the homeowner would receive the credit for the value of the mobile home, but not the value of the property. Thus, today a manufactured homeowner receives the $300 tax credit for the homestead exemption whether they own the land or not.

Arkansas Hires Bret Bielema as Head Football Coach, replaces Interim Coach John L. Smith

New Arkansas Razorback Football Coach Bret Bielema is shopping for a new home in the Fayetteville area. Recently hired away from his present position as the Head Coach at the University of Wisconsin, Head Coach Bielema has immediatedly hit the recruiting trail as he hunts for some of the top high school players in the nation that will fit into his football system and playing style.

As Bielema  is hunting for recruits, his wife is hunting down a house that will fit their growing family needs. In a very mobile world where coaches very seldom stay at the same school for more than a few years, coaches and their wives move quite often. Look for Bielema and company to purchase a new home soon!!!

If you are considering buying a house in central Arkansas and making it your dream home, contact 501-297-2840 for Statewide land/home packages are available for qualified buyers.

Manufactured Homes Cost Less than Site-Built Homes

Manufactured Homes are built with the same materials as a site built home, endure a more stringent inspection process to assure a high quality construction, offer the same or more technological advances to improve the functionality, aesthetics, and efficiencies of your home, and the best part is that all of these benefits come at PRICES UP TO 45 PERCENT LESS per square foot than a new construction traditional site-built home.

Technological advances, evolutionary designs, and a focus on delivering quality homes that families can afford are the driving forces within the manufactured housing industry. That’s why more people are turning to manufactured housing to deliver homes that fit their needs and wants, at prices they can afford! The affordability of manufactured housing can be attributed directly to the efficiencies emanating from the factory-building process. The controlled construction environment and assembly-line techniques remove many of the problems encountered during traditional home construction, such as poor weather, theft, vandalism, damage to building products and materials, and unskilled labor.

Factory employees are trained and managed more effectively and efficiently than the system of contracted labor employed by the site-built home construction industry. Much like other assembly-line operations, manufactured homes benefit from the economics of scale resulting from purchasing large quantities of materials, products and appliances.

Manufactured Home builders are able to negotiate substantial savings on many components used in building a home, with these savings passed on directly to the homebuyer. There are also GREEN (Earth-Friendly) BENEFITS that come from building a home in a factory environment. Prefabrication techniques reduce waste, offer energy-saving designs and improve manufacturing and construction efficiencies. Thus, there are numerous advantages in choosing a Manufactured (modular or mobile) Home over a Site-Built (stick-built) home.

If you live in, plan to visit, or retire in the state of Arkansas, "The Natural State" and Home to the "Crater of Diamonds State Park" and wish to schedule an appointment and view one of our current model homes, please contact us at 501-297-2840