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Tracy J. Adkins
  • Flipper
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Single vs Doublewide MH for rental

Tracy J. Adkins
  • Flipper
  • Albuquerque, NM
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Hello all,

I was just at the local MH dealer and looked at a few homes for a lot of land. I was set on a doublewide and honestly have no idea why. I am set on it being at least a 3/2 and 1100-1500sqft. 

Do y'all see a difference in vacancy, turnover, type of tenant, etc? Or am I over thinking DW v. SW?

Most of the dealers here have "free" delivery and set up on both so IF I go thru a dealer setup (dropping in place, water&septic) cost isn't a factor. Obviously, transport from a private party sale would be different. Footing would be more (I am planning on putting it on a foundation to refi later). 

I learned today singlewides are much cheaper and easier to find...

Thank you! 

tracy

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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
  • San Antonio, TX
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@Tracy J. Adkins It depends on what you're trying to do. I've known others who've gone the doublewide route on land in order to cash out via the buyers' lenders. Regarding the demand, it will depend on your market. Best to scope out the areas you're planning to invest in and see what types of homes there are (doublewides vs singlewides). Good luck! 

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