Want to sell your mobile home in Johnston County without the hassle? We buy Johnston County mobile homes for cash, as-is, in parks and on land. No repairs, no fees, no commissions. You pick the closing date.
Johnston County has one of the largest concentrations of manufactured homes anywhere near the Triangle. It’s where Wake’s growth spills over along US-70 and I-40, and where farm country still runs along I-95.
Two Johnston Counties
Western Johnston (Clayton, Cleveland, Archer Lodge, Wilson’s Mills). Fast-growing, with new subdivisions next to older parks and homes on family lots. Land prices have climbed quickly, which can make a home on land worth more than owners expect, and can put pressure on older parks.
Central and eastern Johnston (Smithfield, Selma, Pine Level, Four Oaks, Princeton, Kenly, Benson). More rural. Lots of single-wides and double-wides on an acre or a few acres, frequently on land that’s been in the family for decades, plus parks near the I-95 interchanges and towns.
What we see most in Johnston County
- Inherited homes on family land, often with several heirs and a home whose DMV title was never surrendered. See inherited mobile homes.
- Back property taxes on rural parcels. See back property taxes.
- Older homes in parks that have to leave when sold. See needs to be moved.
- Flood-prone lots near the Neuse River and creeks. Location affects value and insurance, and we’ll take it into account honestly.
Johnston County paperwork
- Register of Deeds, Tax Office and Clerk of Superior Court: in Smithfield, the county seat
- Main routes we cover: I-40, I-95, US-70, US-301, NC-42, NC-39, NC-96, NC-210
Towns: Clayton, Smithfield, Selma, Benson, plus Four Oaks, Princeton, Kenly, Pine Level, Archer Lodge and Wilson’s Mills.