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Old 07-09-2004, 03:01 PM
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What is the name of your state?Utah

I have a single wide trailer that I am trying to sell on my own rather than with a realtor. A friend of mine who is helping bought two forms at a local office supply store. One is called an "Agreement To Sell Personal Property" and the other " Offer To Purchase Real Estate". I am confused. Which form do I need? Are there any other forms that I need? When I bought this place six years ago I went through a realtor. Along with the contract are a buch of disclosure papers, do I need those too, or are they included in one of the kits? In the state of Utah, trailers are considered to be real property, not real estate, and are taxed like vehicles, rather than through escrow. The trailer is in a park and I rent the land it sits on. I want to sell the trailer in the least complicated manner possible, but I need to know how to do it legally.
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Old 07-09-2004, 07:05 PM
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What is the name of your state?Utah

I have a single wide trailer that I am trying to sell on my own rather than with a realtor. A friend of mine who is helping bought two forms at a local office supply store. One is called an "Agreement To Sell Personal Property" and the other " Offer To Purchase Real Estate". I am confused. Which form do I need? Are there any other forms that I need? When I bought this place six years ago I went through a realtor. Along with the contract are a buch of disclosure papers, do I need those too, or are they included in one of the kits? In the state of Utah, trailers are considered to be real property, not real estate, and are taxed like vehicles, rather than through escrow. The trailer is in a park and I rent the land it sits on. I want to sell the trailer in the least complicated manner possible, but I need to know how to do it legally.

***You mean personal property not real property don't you? Anyway, you need to know that singlewides of any year are almost impossible to finance, so I hope your buyer has atleast 25% down or is paying cash.***
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Old 07-11-2004, 11:15 AM
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