Mobile Homes for Sale near Osseo, MI

Option to Purchase Term: $300.00 per month for 51 months at $482.25 site rent. Utilities are not included. Modern Style & Total Privacy: Your Move-In Ready 2-Bed Retreat Experience the perfect blend of contemporary design and functional living ...

OPTION TO PURCHASE TERM: $250.00 PER MONTH - 70 MONTH TERM - $482.25 SITE RENT. UTILITIES ARE NOT INCLUDED. Modern Style & Sun-Drenched Spaces: Fully Remodeled 3-Bed Home Experience the perfect blend of modern updates and functional design in ...

OPTION TO PURCHASE TERM: $400.00 PER MONTH – 173-MONTH TERM + $482.25 SITE RENT. Utilities are not included. Welcome home! This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence is the perfect blend of style and function. You'll love the wide-open concept, featuring...

Grab this home before its too late!! Now pre-leasing a two bedroom home! Will be remodeled and include all appliances. Tax match special up to $3,000 still going on! Call with any questions about restrictions.

Newly remodeled 3 bedroom home coming soon!

Call our office at 269-789-0886 to set up a showing of this newly remodeled mobile home! Be sure to ask about our FREE app fees through September!

OPTION TO PURCHASE TERM: $250.00 PER MONTH – 42-MONTH TERM + $527.00 SITE RENT. Utilities are not included. Opportunity awaits in Twinwall MHC! Own this spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom mobile home, partially renovated and situated on a peaceful stree...

This property is offered for sale directly by its owner. Owner Financing properties provide financing that lets buyers avoid needing a bank loan for move in. Owner Financing can be more flexible than bank loans, and allow for low down payments and al...

This property is offered for sale directly by its owner. Owner Financing properties provide financing that lets buyers avoid needing a bank loan for move in. Owner Financing can be more flexible than bank loans, and allow for low down payments and al...

This property is Real Estate Owned, or REO. The property was foreclosed and repossessed by a lender when the owner failed to make payments. A bank is now the owner. Since banks are not in business to own homes, they are usually interested in selling ...