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Adam Drummond
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  • Greenville, SC
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any mobile home landlords out there????

Adam Drummond
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
Posted

Hey Everybody,

Up to this point my real estate investing has been mostly buying, rehabbing, and selling for profit.  I have kicked around the idea of buying individual mobile homes on their own land and using them as rentals.  I am not interested in a trailer park, but individual homes.  In my area you can get a bank owned double wide 2000 or newer on 3/4 acre lot in decent area for 25k pretty often.  I figured with some improvements and appliances that I would have on avg 30-32k invested, and the 3-4 br models rent out for 650-850 depending on size, etc.  Taxes and insurance are cheap too.  I do realize that the mobile home loses value, but the rental income it would be able to pay for itself in 4-5 years.  Any thoughts on this?  I don't want headache tenants (no landlord would), and I was hoping that if I bought a nicer unit in a decent area, that I could find better tenants, and ofcourse charge a higher rent.  Thanks in advance for your input. 

Adam

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