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Updated 12 months ago,
Three Common Ways to bring in capital to buy a Mobile Home Park
Since 2018, I have purchased eight communities and this is how I did it. One important piece to understand is that investing breaks down into Time, Money, and Skills.
First purchase: 50/50 partnership.
Second: 0% Down Seller Financing.
Third: 15k down seller financing.
Fourth: 50/50 partnership my partner brought all of the capital and I manage the community.
Fifth: 0% down seller financing utilizing cross-collateralization of another property (A SFH that I owned outright)
Sixth: 0% down seller financing utilizing cross-collateralization of another property (A SFH that he was okay with being in second position on)
Seven: Seller Financing 300k down (I bought this in my fund and raised capital through that vehicle), 0% interest loan for 3.5 years.
Eight: Seller Financing 53k down (I bought this in my fund and raised capital through that vehicle), 4% interest loan for 6.5 years.
The biggest takeaway I want a reader to get is that there are a lot of different ways to make a deal work.
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