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Used Mobile & Manufactured Homes for Sale in Midland, Texas

9 used homes available from Nationwide Manufactured Homes. Review price, year, photos, and location before scheduling a visit.

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Questions about used and bank-repo homes

  • Does Nationwide sell both new and used mobile homes?

    Yes. Nationwide carries new manufactured homes from its active builders and a changing selection of used homes from several manufacturers. Check the current inventory and confirm status before making a long drive.

  • How should I evaluate a used mobile home?

    Review the home's age, condition, title, included repairs, appliances, transport needs, setup scope, financing eligibility, and where it is currently located. Used homes should be evaluated one listing at a time.

  • Can a used manufactured home be financed?

    Some used homes may qualify for financing, while others may require a different path because of age, condition, location, title, or lender rules. Nationwide can help identify options for the specific listing and buyer.

  • Why can used-home availability change quickly?

    Each used home is a unique unit. It may sell, move, be held, or change condition, price, or included work, so confirm its current status before traveling or planning delivery.

  • Does the used-home price include delivery and setup?

    Do not assume it does. Ask what is included for the specific listing and property. Transport, permits, setup, foundation, site work, utilities, repairs, taxes, and other costs may be separate.

  • Can I inspect a used home before buying?

    Ask to walk through the available home and review visible condition, known repairs, included appliances or features, title details, and the proposed scope. Specialized inspections may be appropriate for the transaction.

  • Can Nationwide take a trade-in?

    Trade-in possibilities depend on the existing home's age, condition, title, location, transportability, market, and the new transaction. The team must review the specific home before indicating value or acceptance.