Welcome to VMF Homes
Find your pre-owned,
manufactured home(s) today!
Who We Are
We are a division of Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc., with budget friendly, used mobile homes for sale. We have a large selection of repossessed and foreclosed manufactured homes across America. But we’re not just about helping you find the perfect home, we’re about giving you all the information you need to make your home buying experience as smooth as possible. That’s why we’ve done things like: simplify the search process so it’s easy to find listings near you for any budget and we have educational tools throughout our website to help answer any questions you might have. We’re also just a phone call away if you need us! Forget the stress. It’s time for you to find a place of your own.
What We Offer
Single-wide homes are shipped as one unit to the home site. Sleek and smaller homes that are typically less expensive. Sized between 12-18 feet wide with varying lengths. Perfect for the budget conscious, in whatever phase of life you’re in. Search for single wides.
Financing Available
As you’re searching for your home, you’ll notice many of our listings indicate “Financing Available”. This means you have the option to apply for financing directly through Vanderbilt Mortgage’s online application. All you have to do is hit the green “Apply Now” button on the property listing page. You can also choose to apply for financing through a local bank or any other lender of your choice. If you do apply with Vanderbilt Mortgage for a home loan, all financing is subject to credit approval. CASH ONLY If “financing available” is not indicated on the property listing page, that means Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc. does not offer financing on that specific property. You can always check with a local bank or lender of your choice to see if financing is an option.
Repo or Foreclosure: What’s the difference?
Repossessed Home
Typically home only.
A home is repossessed when the land is not part of the loan.
Foreclosed Home
Typically home + land.
A foreclosure happens when the land is part of the collateral for the loan.
A foreclosure includes both a home and land.
