Irrigon Park-Home Sales, Step by Step
The Steps First
Every Irrigon park-home sale runs through the same Oregon sequence. The home is personal property, so DCBS transfers the ownership document for a $55 fee. No deed is recorded, because the buyer does not buy the lot.
Taxes gate the transfer. The county certifies on Form 2952 that taxes are paid, and DCBS waits for that paper before finishing. Clear any tax balance before you accept an offer.
Park approval gates the move-in. Under ORS 90.680, the buyer files a complete written application with the park, and the park answers within 7 days, or 10 days when the seller skipped the 10-day pre-sale notice. Rent increases need 90 days of written notice and may happen only once per 12 months. This is a general summary, not legal advice.
RV Parks in Irrigon
Our site directory lists no mobile home park in Irrigon. The places below are RV parks, and this page names them as RV parks.
Oregon Trail RV Park is listed at 1200 Washington Ave NE in Irrigon, as an RV park and campground that also lists mobile home park ties. Oasis RV Park is listed at 175 US-730 in Irrigon. Neither listing published a manufactured-home lot rent, so a seller must confirm space type, rent, and rules with the park office before advertising anything about them.
If your home sits in one of these parks on a long-term space, say so only after the office confirms it in writing. If the home sits on leased land or a private lot near Irrigon, the DCBS transfer and tax steps still govern, without a park application.
About Irrigon
Irrigon is a Morrow County city on the Columbia River, between Hermiston and Boardman. The 2020 Census counted 2,011 people. River access and nearby warehouse and farm work shape the local buyer pool, and park homes offer one of the lower-cost ways to live near the river.
Go On MLS lists Irrigon-area homes on the MLS. A buyer comparing Irrigon to Hermiston will weigh lot rent heavily, so an honest rent figure is your best tool.
Pricing for Irrigon
The $99 tier is an MLS listing with up to 20 photos, syndicated through MyStateMLS to 135+ sites including Google. With the $1,999 tier, purchase-agreement help, DocuSign, and escrow coordination are included.
The $6,999 full-service tier is limited to Portland metro area, and it is not available in Irrigon. Signs, flyers, lockbox, buyer qualifying, and showings under that tier stay in the Portland metro area. Irrigon sellers use the $99 or $1,999 tier. See pricing for the full list of what each tier covers.
Irrigon Seller Checklist
- Confirm the space type and rent with the park office in writing.
- Find the DCBS ownership document and match the seller names.
- Settle taxes and park charges before closing.
- Clean the home and photograph it in daylight.
- Price with the lot rent visible to buyers.
- Get offers in a written purchase agreement.
- Confirm any park approval in writing before closing day.
Questions Irrigon Sellers Ask
Can I sell a home in an RV park?
Only if the park offers a long-term space for the home and accepts the buyer under its process. Confirm both points with the office before listing.
What if the buyer wants financing?
Park-home financing is chattel lending in most cases. The Oregon financing page explains the options and offers a calculator for monthly costs.
How long does the whole sale take?
It depends on the buyer, the park clock, and the tax certification. Starting the park application and the tax check early shortens the wait more than anything else.
Sources and Gaps
Population: 2020 Census, via Wikipedia's List of cities in Oregon. RV parks: Oregon Trail RV Park and Oasis RV Park, from directory listings found in October 2026. Law: ORS 90.680, DCBS $55 fee, Form 2952.
Unverified: space types and rents at both Irrigon RV parks, and whether either offers long-term manufactured-home spaces. The park offices are where those answers live. Look over Oregon listings, check the FAQ page, or reach out to Go On MLS at 971-GO-ON-MLS.
Selling Into the River Corridor
Irrigon sits between two larger job centers, Hermiston and Boardman, and buyers from both directions shop the river towns. Price the home for that corridor, not for a distant metro market, and say plainly what the lot arrangement is. A buyer comparing Irrigon against Hermiston will choose on monthly cost and condition, so lead with the rent figure and with honest photos of every room.