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Gulliver R.
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Mobile Home Park deal analysis

Gulliver R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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I'm analyzing a MHP in Idaho, it's a 10 space, 2 park owned homes, 2 vacant lots, city water/sewer (tenant pays), and below is the pro forma. I'm using conservative numbers when analyzing this deal 40% Rule for the expenses.

Can any MHP investors provide some input on other operational expenses there can be, cap expenses, and anything else I should consider? Thank you.

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Cory S.
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Cory S.
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You want MHU http://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/hosted/landing/mhu-hawk/index.html?PhoneScript=ppcMHU&gclid=CMHN-qKc_9ICFQJsfgodS3ANzw

I've thought of MHPs. I would turn the MH deeds over to the renters and just collect on the land lots.

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