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Carlton Ellis
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  • Lansing, MI
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Does Driving For Dollars Work For Looking For Mobile Home Deals

Carlton Ellis
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Lansing, MI
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Just curious does "Driving For Dollars" in terms of looking in mobile home parks for homes for sale work?

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Johnny P.
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  • Orlando, FL
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Johnny P.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Orlando, FL
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Driving for dollars is a great way to find monster deals because its the only way to find half of these people who have their home for sale. You are looking for the type of person who put a for sale sign in the window and did NO OTHER MARKETING. This means they are going to get almost 0 interested buyers, and you can come along and "steal" it when they get desperate.

I agree with Terry as well - park managers are a great source for leads. I just got off the phone with one who has a free mobile home that needs repairs. I asked him how much repairs are needed and he replied " it needs appliances " :lol:

I would be careful about buying mobile homes to Rent out. You are going to be responsible for too much in my opinion. Just sell it with owner financing and stretch out the payments for 10 yrs. Its likely they will want to move out before they hit the 10 yr mark anyways, and you can just take the home back. Most parks I come across do not allow renting anyways so be sure to ask first.

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