Mobile Homes for Sale in Calhoun County, MI

This is a three-bedroom, one-bath home with plenty of space. two smaller bedrooms at one end and a master bedroom at the other. With an open concept, you carry on a conversation with someone in the living room while you are busy in the kitchen. The ...

This is a 3-bedroom 1 bath home. A big kitchen with dining area for a nice table for meals and game night. The living room is perfect for giving everyone their own space. A nice laundry area just outside of the bathroom. The home is set up nicely and...

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!

This property is in initial default, also known as Pre-Foreclosure. The homeowner of this property has missed at least one payment and is now considered delinquent. In order to avoid a full foreclosure, the homeowner may be willing to sell this home ...

Brand New Clayton Pulse Collection Home. Arriving soon! This home has all the modern-day comfort, style, and features that you desire most in your new home! This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features over 1,179 square feet of room, perfect for the whol...

This property is in initial default, also known as Pre-Foreclosure. The homeowner of this property has missed at least one payment and is now considered delinquent. In order to avoid a full foreclosure, the homeowner may be willing to sell this home ...

This property is in initial default, also known as Pre-Foreclosure. The homeowner of this property has missed at least one payment and is now considered delinquent. In order to avoid a full foreclosure, the homeowner may be willing to sell this home ...

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 ...