Alberta houses offered to be moved
Compare homes whose original listing descriptions offer the dwelling for relocation. These may be conventional houses, mobile homes, manufactured homes or modular homes. Some must leave their current site; others can remain on rented land or be moved to a new property. Read the individual offer carefully.
What the asking price covers
A home-only sale is different from buying a house with land. Confirm whether additions, decks, appliances and other structures are included. A temporary agreement to remain on the current site may have a deadline and additional rent. An ordinary move-in-ready home, a previously relocated house now sold with its land, or a vacant lot that permits moved-in homes is a different offer.
Plan the move before buying
Ask the listing contact to confirm that the home is available for removal, the site agreement and the relocation deadline. Obtain an assessment from an appropriate house-moving professional covering the structure, route, transport, foundation, installation and utility connections. Check the requirements for the destination with the relevant local authorities. The listing price should not be assumed to include relocation or site preparation.
Inclusion here reflects listing descriptions, not an independent inspection or a guarantee that a particular move is feasible. Confirm current availability and the complete terms before making commitments.