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Eric F.
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Mobile homes on private land

Eric F.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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Hi Everyone,

I have done some mobile home deals in parks, but none on private land yet. I had someone contact me with 2 different doublewides on private land.

The first is a doublewide, apparently no work needed, on 1.5 acres and the seller wants 40k cash. He says I could sell it 50k owner financed. I have not verified these numbers but he owns a lot of rental properties and so for now I trust them.

The second home is a double wide 1 town over in what looks like a neighborhood of doublewides. He wants 35k cash for it, says it needs 5-10k work, and did not give me an estimated sales price. The last two in this neighborhood sold for 76k (last week) and 60k in June. 

I feel like his prices are currently too high. It will take a long time to get the money back for my partner and I.  What prices would you pay for these deals?  

I feel like if I could get both for 65k I am probably good to go, but much more than that and I am not interested.

thanks for the advice,

Eric

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Terry Hershberger
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Terry Hershberger
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@Eric F. , Depends what you ant to do with them.

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