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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best Strategy for a lot w/ three pads on it?
I have the opportunity to purchase a quarter-acre mobile home lot with three pads and septic already built on it for $30,000 (state of repair currently unknown). Arizona mobile home park investors in Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Queen Creek, or Apache Junction, I'm interested to hear your thoughts-- does having the three pads, as opposed to one, offer any advantage, or would I better off simply placing one new home on the lot and selling it?
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@Scott Scharl Definitely check with zoning to see if this set up is acceptable and up to code. Good luck!