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Billy W.
  • Real Estate Developer
  • Los , Angeles
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How to deal with Park Managers

Billy W.
  • Real Estate Developer
  • Los , Angeles
Posted

Hey Everyone,

I have found a very nice MH with a very motivated buyer. The buyer was at $10K and I ended up being able to talk him down to $1500. He needs to move ASAP.

The problem I have encountered is that the park managers will not allow me to buy the property from this owner and then finance/resell the property. They want a minimum of a year lease from the new owner. The manager did not seem to be too fond of 'the investor'.

Any ideas on how I can proceed with this? I feel like just letting this go is a waste of huge potential to make some money.

Would I be able to find a buyer first then pay the current owner and have my buyer apply with the manager?

Any ideas? Thanks

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