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El Madera
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Another "does it seem like good deal"

El Madera
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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110 spot on 15 acres 25 minutes from large city in Texas.  100 units  owned by individuals. 10 units and office would be mine. 100% occupied. City services. 

It is a little run down i.e. Roads need repaved, trees trimmed. Most MH are older but they seem to kept their area clean.

Owner hasn't released rent rolls yet. 

Asking $2.8m. 

What would rent need to be to make you want to be in?

I can't seem there being much room as is for a bump in rent.

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Andriy Boychuk
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Andriy Boychuk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Staten Island, NY
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@El Madera the lot rent should be $310 based on the Frank & Dave (MH university) formula. 110*310*12*0.7*10=2.864m

 However, it is very generic number. 

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