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Sawyer Scott
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Freeland, MI
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Evaluating non-profitable MHP

Sawyer Scott
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Freeland, MI
Posted

Hello Bigger Pockets. I am attempting to get a deal under contract for a mobile home park, however I am struggling with how to evaluate it.

Using the standard MPH evaluation formula found in the BP forums prices the property extremely low because it is not currently profitable. I asked the realtor if the seller would consider an offer significantly lower than asking and he laughed and gave me the classic "hell, I'd buy it myself if it was priced any lower!"

I know he's got it priced high and when I asked how he got that number, he just said he "knows someone will buy it for that price" I know the seller is in danger of foreclosure soon as well.

The problem is this specific MHP had horrible management coupled with a natural disaster that hit the area a few years ago causing homeowners in the area to move away. So this property is not profitable at all. However, the area will be in demand in the next year or two which is why I know it is a great investment for the right price. I just don't know what the right price is.

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