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Ashan D
  • Renter
  • Long Beach, CA
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Who has done Lonnie deals?

Ashan D
  • Renter
  • Long Beach, CA
Posted

i like the concept of buying a mobile home in cash, fixing it up a little, then structuring the payment terms so that the home ROIs 80+% a year for 3-4 years. But is this a feasible scenario?

I don't know anything about the tenants that live in these mobile home parks but I imagine they are transient and possibly have little respect for where they live. I'm scared that a tenant might just take off the day before the rent is due, trashing the place and leaving me the bill for the lot rent.

Is this a real problem with mobile home investing? Have you guys done anything to mitigate the risk?

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