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KC Pake
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Seeking Advice: Investing in Mobile Home Parks - Land Rents vs. Owning Mobile Homes

KC Pake
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  • Orange Park, FL
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I am intrigued by the prospect of investing in a mobile home park. However, I'm at a crossroads and would greatly appreciate your insights and experiences.

Option 1: Land Rents Only - In this scenario, I would own the land, and the tenants would own their mobile homes, paying rent for the lot. This option seems to have lower maintenance responsibilities since I wouldn't own the actual homes.

Option 2: Owning Mobile Homes and Land - Here, I would own both the land and the mobile homes, renting them as a complete package. This could potentially yield higher rental income, but I'm aware that it comes with increased responsibilities and costs for maintenance and management.

Here are my questions:

  1. Profitability: Which option tends to be more profitable in the long run?
  2. Maintenance and Management: How significant is the difference in maintenance and management responsibilities between the two options?
  3. Tenant Stability: Does one option typically lead to more stable, long-term tenants?
  4. Market Factors: Are there market factors that I should consider that might make one option more favorable than the other?

Any insights and experiences would be immensely valuable.  Thank you in advance for your time and wisdom!

KC

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