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Chad C.
  • Denham Springs, LA
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Help with mobile home 5pack analysis

Chad C.
  • Denham Springs, LA
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This is the deal on my plate. 5 mobile homes on $230 lots for $65,000


Total Gross Income is $600 + $600 + $750 + $760 + $1000 (2.5 year lease purchase on $1000 home) = $3,710

Total Monthly Expense: ($230 Lot Fee) + (30 Insurance) + ($75 Vacancy/Maintenance) = $335 x 5 -75 for no vacancy/maintenance on lease purchase=$1,600

Net Income: $3710 - $1600 = $2110 x 12 = $25,320 / $65,000 = 39% ROI

 The homes are old, and a very little value, but have been renovated/ new ax units, It seems like a good opportunity, I can't find many parks not even allow subleasing. Any opinions?

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Andriy Boychuk
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Andriy Boychuk
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  • Staten Island, NY
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How old are the mobile homes? 

It is 13,000 per mobile home. It looks like a lot of money based on your statement  "The homes are old, and a very little value"

I can't find many parks not even allow subleasing. Any opinions? You should lear more from @John Fedro  and @Ken Rishel  . I know they have programs how to sell mobile homes on payments in parks. 

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