If I live closer to Tacoma, Washington, I will do it myself.

For all you know someone saw it was vacant/empty and broke in, casually hauled the stuff into their truck in broad daylight like they were movers and are currently selling the appliances a county over on Craigslist

And I guess all your tenants are perfect movers, never nicking or banging into walls, doors, fixtures, etc.?

In the Pacific Northwest, the area of impact will cover* some hundred and forty thousand square miles, including Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Eugene, Salem (the capital city of Oregon), Olympia (the capital of Washington), and some seven million people.

@Brandon TurnerFrom how I understand it at least in my area (Greater tacoma area) , if you are grandfathered in as a non conforming multi family then operate as you normally would but if you let the property sit vacant for a period of time (I think its a year) then it would revert to the current bylaws/zoning.

Knowing what city and state you are located in goes a long way to getting an appropriate response.Contact the state "Mobile Home Park Owners Association" and ask for their advice.If you have a valid lot lease, and you never released the tenants from the lease, they are still in possession and in my non attorney opinion they owe you the lot rent until the home is removed or title is transferred to you.Most mobile home movers will not move a home without seeing the title.

Hello everyone,Is it possible to move/re-position an occupied mobile home on the current land.

I recommend finding local events as those are usually a hotbed of other investors, wholesalers, and the movers in your region. 

The Lincoln International District is the next up and coming area of Tacoma.

Tacoma, Bremerton, Everett, etc?