Land-lease communities
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Manufactured housing communities
Sell a Texas mobile home park
Updated October 19, 2026
Provenial buys Texas mobile home parks with private capital, including parks that need utility work or carry park-owned homes. Send the address, the number of spaces and the lot rent to start.
Property types
What we buy
Community-owned homes
Track the income, condition and maintenance burden of owned homes separately from lot rent.
Infrastructure work ahead
Water, wastewater, roads and electrical systems can shape both the budget and the operating transition.
What we review
Who owns the income and the obligations?
Site inventory
Which sites are occupied, vacant, offline or not established?
Home ownership
Which homes belong to the community and which to residents?
Utilities
Who supplies, bills and maintains each utility system?
Collections and work
What is collected, and what must be repaired soon?
Next step
Get started
Provide the site and utility picture
Share the location, site schedule, home-ownership breakdown, collections and known infrastructure needs.
Submit a propertyDescribe community operating experience
An acquisition discussion should identify the experience and staffing needed for the same home-ownership and utility model.
Share your criteriaPartner on a specific deal
Tell us the property, the capital you would bring and the role you want. Each partnership has its own written terms.
Discuss a partnershipFrequently asked questions
Who buys mobile home parks in Texas?
Community operators, REITs, private funds and private buyers. Provenial buys Texas mobile home parks with private capital, including parks that need utility work or carry park-owned homes.
How do I sell my mobile home park?
Send the address, the number of spaces, lot rent, occupancy, how many homes the park owns, how water and sewer are provided and any known utility repairs.
Does Provenial buy mobile home parks in Texas?
Yes. Send the location, number of sites, occupied sites, park-owned homes, collections and utility setup.
What should the site schedule show?
Each site’s number, occupancy, rent, who owns the home and the utility arrangement. List planned sites separately.
What if the utilities need major work?
Tell us the system, the known problem and any reports or estimates.
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Tell us about the property
Send the location, your role, the price and your timing. You will hear from someone within 24 hours.
Submit a property