LotRoll exists because manufactured housing, one of the largest and most affordable housing segments in the United States, has never had infrastructure built specifically for how it actually operates. For decades, the industry has relied on tools designed for site-built real estate, workarounds, and fragmented local systems that fail to reflect the realities of manufactured and mobile home transactions.
This gap has created inefficiency at every level, from buyers struggling to find real inventory, to sellers unsure how to price accurately, to professionals forced to operate without reliable data or defensible comps. LotRoll was created to close that gap and give manufactured housing the same level of transparency, professionalism, and scale as any other housing category.
Manufactured housing data is fundamentally different and historically underserved. Listings are scattered across park websites, broker pages, retailer inventory, classified ads, and partial MLS records. Addresses are often incomplete or inconsistent, homes are miscategorized, and critical details like title type, community context, and land status are missing or unclear.
Comparable sales are especially problematic. Many MH transactions never enter traditional data systems at all, and when they do, they lack the standardized fields needed for accurate analysis. This leads to pricing uncertainty, slower transactions, conservative underwriting, and reduced market liquidity. Without a unified data layer, the entire ecosystem is forced to rely on guesswork instead of confidence.
Our mission is to modernize manufactured housing by building the data, listing, and transaction infrastructure the market has always needed. LotRoll is focused on bringing clarity to pricing, consistency to listings, and trust to transactions through standardized data, purpose-built valuation tools, and transparent demand signals.
We believe manufactured housing deserves the same quality of technology and professional tooling as traditional real estate. By creating infrastructure that reflects how MH actually works, LotRoll helps unlock affordability, improve access to homeownership, and support faster, more reliable transactions nationwide.
LotRoll serves the entire manufactured housing ecosystem. Our platform is designed to support both consumers and professionals with data and workflows built around real-world MH constraints.
LotRoll is building the national standard for manufactured housing data and transactions. Our approach starts with standardization: consistent data fields, normalized addresses, community-level context, and MH-specific attributes that reflect how homes are bought and sold.
As we expand state by state, data quality compounds. More inventory creates better comps, better comps improve valuations, and improved valuations increase transaction confidence. Over time, this network effect transforms a fragmented market into a transparent, scalable national ecosystem.
By serving as the foundational infrastructure layer for manufactured housing, LotRoll enables the market to scale, transact, and compete at a national level for the first time.
Grayson Gibson is a co-founder and CEO of Mobile Fund Services LLC. He brings more than ten years of executive experience lending to the manufactured housing market. As a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator and CEO, he has provided essential aid in financing affordable housing in the Colorado Front Range. Mr. Gibson has funded over $10 million in manufactured home loans in the past couple of years. Previously, Grayson worked as VP at Sam's Housing LLC., a manufactured home retail agency, and doubled the business's income, grossing over $60 million in sales over the past 15 years. While working for Sam’s Housing he developed a deep knowledge of the industry, its target markets, and business gaps, which led to the creation of Mobile Fund Service
Omar Husain is an experienced data integration specialist, automation engineer, and backend developer, and has experience in database and system administration. He started his career as a finance and data consultant for large hospitals and health systems. Omar has helped many organizations democratize their data and gain powerful tools using that data. Omar has worked on a large variety of complex, data-driven technology systems. He has years of hands-on experience with leading development teams, product management, and project management in a variety of settings.
Justin McHood started in the mortgage lending business in 2002 and led a direct to consumer sales force until 2010 when switched his focus to generating mortgage leads online. In 2013, he founded Suited Connector - which became one of the largest financial lead generation companies in the US. After exiting Suited Connector in late 2021, Justin now spends his time traveling with his wife and kids and works in his Family Office. Justin's primary residence is in Denver, Colorado and he enjoys golfing and snowboarding in his free time. Justin has an MBA from Brigham Young University.
William Graw is a director at HealthCare Appraisers Inc. Graw performs in a wide variety of projects, including the analysis of healthcare real estate valuations. He received a Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado-Boulder and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Colorado-Denver. Prior to joining Healthcare Appraisers, Graw was a Director with Cushman Wakefield of Colorado where he was responsible for all aspects of valuation advisory services including consultation, appraisal of property and client relations within the Valuation Advisory Group of Cushman Wakefield.