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Updated over 10 years ago,

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  • Kerman, CA
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How do you put a price on a mobile home park?

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  • Kerman, CA
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A question I've had for a while is: How do you put a price on a mobile home park (When selling one)?

Mobile home parks that only rent the LOT can rake in a great income. For example: XYZ Mobile Home Park rents 100 units (lots) at $400/Unit. After expenses (Guessing) that would be $435,000 a year. In 15 years that's $6,525,000. So if someone was selling a park like this, how the heck would they price it?! The price can't possibly be better than the income in 15 years. I might be completely off, so enlighten me or join me in my confusion.

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