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Phoenix Mobile Home is a family owned mobile home dealer located in Phoenix, AZ that has been in business since 2016. We are a licensed manufactured dealer through the Arizona Housing Department. In addition, we maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. We specialize in buying mobile homes across the entire state of Arizona. Phoenix Mobile Home is a cash buyer that helps families in every situation - eviction, inheritance, mobile home removals, demolitions, mobile homes with land or in parks. We have helped 100s of families over the past decade from every corner of the state. Please feel free to give us a call if you need help selling your mobile home fast. Phoenix Mobile Home is here to help today & our process is fast!
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85016, Phoenix, United States
- (480)462-6575
- matt@phoenixmobilehome.com
- phoenixmobilehome.com
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