SHOULD I MOVE MY MOBILE HOME?

Only you can answer the question of whether or not to move your mobile home. Moving a mobile home trailer from one lot to another in the same thing is not the same thing as moving your mobile home state to state. Some factors you should consider before moving your mobile home are:

* What is the availability of space for moving trucks on the destination lot;
* Are used mobile homes permitted to be moved into your new location;
* What are the local, county, municipal and state regulations concerning mobile homes in your anew area? Some states will not accept oversize mobile homes while many others will not permit the use of oil for fuel heating and still others have more strict electrical coding requirements;
* What is the age of your mobile home and what distance will it be transported – your mobile hime must be structurally sound enough to withstand the rigors of the move;
* Estimate mobile home transport costs and you may find them in excess of your entitlement and which you will be required to pay any differences;
* Your costs to prepare your mobile home for transport, such as getting the trailer body and chassis in a road ready condition, including new tires, wheel bearings, springs and other mechanical and structural areas as well as lighting;

If after considering all of these factors in moving your mobile home, you don’t meet these requirements, you may want to consider selling or renting your mobile home rather than shipping it.

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