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Updated about 1 year ago,

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Neel Patel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hazel Green, AL
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Need Help with Off Market Mobile Home Park Assessment

Neel Patel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hazel Green, AL
Posted

I have an opportunity to purchase a mobile home park with 16 rented lots. The owner doesn't want to price the park. He wants me to give him an offer. I want to make sure I don't give him too low where he wouldn't want to deal with me.

Current Revenue Info
Rent150
Units16
Total Rents $ 2,400.00
Total Rents/Y $ 28,800.00
Expense Ration %30
NOI $ 20,160.00
Monthly Mortgage Payment(Assumed) I am aware this can Vary $ 1,500.00
Yearly CashFlow $ 2,160.00

The lot rents could be increased to $200 - $300. I am not sure if the expense ratio I am using is okay or not. The owner is paying for Trash $300 a month. 

What would be the ideal cap rate I should look at when offering a price to the seller? Any other suggestion would be greatly appreciated. 


Future
Rent200
Units16
Total Rents/M $ 3,200.00
Total Rents/Y $ 38,400.00
Expense Ration %30
NOI $ 26,880.00
Monthly Mortgage Payment $ 1,500.00
Yearly CashFlow $ 8,880.00

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