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Mobile home sale prices rely on several factors: the size of the home (whether single, double or triple wide), location of the lot, state and condition of the home. As of 2010, a 30-year-old mobile home in Auburn, Wash., was priced around $7,000, while another one in Boulder, Colo., was priced at $19,500.
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