SHORT SALE - SELLER'S LOSS, BUYER'S GAIN. Due to hardship, Seller must transfer ownership as a short sale - call for details! Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home, built in 1994, sits on a generous half-acre lot with sweeping mountain and valley views. A spacious front deck welcomes you home and sets the tone for relaxed desert living. Inside, the thoughtfully designed split floor plan offers added privacy, with the great room, dining area, and kitchen at the heart of the home. Vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light create an open, airy feel, while luxury vinyl plank wood flooring flows seamlessly throughout. Stylish touches include a barn door accent and fresh interior and exterior paint for a crisp, modern look. Enjoy energy efficiency and comfort with new Low-E glass windows, new blinds throughout, and blackout cellular shades in the living room and primary suite. This home has new plumbing from the inside fixtures all the way to the outside fixtures. The kitchen shines with white Euro-style cabinetry and a tasteful tile backsplash, offering both charm and functionality. Out back, you ll find a storage shed, fenced dog run, and extended carport. The expansive lot provides ample room for additional parking, toys, or future improvements endless possibilities to make it your own.
Yes, as long as you meet the lender's credit (620+) and DTI requirements. You do NOT need to be a veteran to assume a VA loan — this is a common misconception.
You need to cover the seller's equity of $0. If you don't have that in cash, we can help structure secondary financing to cover the gap.
Yes — VA assumptions can be used for investment properties. You can rent this home out.
Typically 45 days. The lender underwriting is 2–3 weeks, and the rest is standard closing.
Cash covers the gap between the price and the existing loan balance. Changing this amount does not change the existing mortgage payment.
P&I is principal and interest. PITI also includes estimated taxes and insurance. HOA fees and payments on any additional financing are separate.
Asking price minus remaining loan balance. Closing costs are additional.
Confirm the current loan balance and equity requirement with an agent before estimating cash needed.