About Us
Meet the Owner
Kate Greene brings years of experience in the legal and real estate space, with a focus on manufactured and mobile home transactions. She holds a Master of Legal Studies with a concentration in real estate from Texas A&M University School of Law and is also a REALTOR®.
That combination gives her a practical understanding of contracts, deadlines, and communication — along with insight into how manufactured home closings differ from traditional real estate transactions.
Kate approaches each transaction with an emphasis on clarity, organization, and follow-through. She believes that when expectations are clear and communication is consistent, even complex closings can move forward smoothly and with less stress for everyone involved.
What We Do
Manufactured and mobile home transactions are different from traditional real estate closings. Titles, ownership status, park or community requirements, and timelines can add layers of complexity.
Our role is to help manage those details by:
- Coordinating settlement and escrow
- Handling manufactured home title transfers
- Preparing required closing documentation
- Working with agents, buyers, sellers, lenders, and communities to keep everyone aligned
- Focusing on clarity, responsiveness, and reducing surprises wherever possible
Why Agents Choose Absolute Mobile Home Closings
- Experience with manufactured homes on leased land
- Familiarity with agent workflows, contracts, and timelines
- Clear communication throughout the transaction
- A consistent point of contact from contract to closing
Our goal is to make manufactured home deals feel more manageable — especially for agents who don’t handle them every day.
Local Experience You Can Rely On
We are proud members of GHAR, RAYAC, and LCAR, and we regularly work alongside real estate agents throughout Central Pennsylvania. These connections keep us closely aligned with local practices, expectations, and workflows — and allow us to serve as a knowledgeable, reliable resource for manufactured home transactions, whether it’s an agent’s first or one of many.