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Orlando Paz
  • Investor in the making
  • Orlando, FL
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Brain storming ideas for Mobil Home Investing partnerships

Orlando Paz
  • Investor in the making
  • Orlando, FL
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I met with a real estate agent today to view a single family handyman special. During our chit chat, he expressed an interest in investing as well. The one topic that caught his attention during our conversation, was mobile home investing. He even suggested partnering up. It's not the first time I hear someone express an interest in "joining forces" to tackle mobile home investing. The idea actually does not sound bad, considering that it may actually open doors to actually taking action. My problem is that I am mostly familiar with the "Lonnie deals" type of investment. Using such a strategy may work well as an individual investor, but I don't see how it could be profitable in a partnership scenario. Maybe there is a way to make such a partnership work. I just don't see it. Perhaps there is a different way to invest, which allows for a profitable partnership to flourish. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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