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Brandon Brown
  • Sacramento, CA
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Flipping Mobile homes in Northern California

Brandon Brown
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hello, 

I'm about to buy my first mobile home to flip. Our plan is to fix it up and sell it. My questions are: 

Do we really need to get our dealers license if we plan to do this a few more times?

In terms of transporting a home, is there any specifics we need to know? In terms of if we end up moving an older home that built in the 1960's. 

How does a trust help blanket our liability and exposure and should we do that from the very first deal?

Right before buying a mobile home in cash what specific things should we look out for: title/liens, whole home inspection.... anything else that could potentially end up cost us quite a bit?

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