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Mobile Home Park Investing

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Michael Noto
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Southington, CT
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Selling Mobile Homes with Owner Financing

Michael Noto
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Southington, CT
Posted Jun 20 2014, 07:33

The podcast with John Fedro really opened my eyes to the strategy of buying mobile homes and selling them with owner financing.

I just had some basic questions regarding this strategy and specifically buying the mobile home in a park/association setting:

-What is the typical term length and interest rate that is offered to a buyer buying a mobile home though owner financing?

-How much is typical for a down payment in these types of transactions?

-Once you sell the mobile home, if it is in a park the new owner pays the lot rent fee to the community, correct?

- If priced aggressively and if favorable financing terms are mobile homes relatively easy to sell? I just am thinking in terms of holding costs between the time you buy until you can sell.

Any help with answering any of these questions would be great. I am thinking after listening to John's podcast some may have similar questions.

Thanks!

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