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

Tracy J. Adkins
  • Flipper
  • Albuquerque, NM
Posted

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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