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Reid Hanley
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Mobile Home 'Park' vs Land with Mobile Homes

Reid Hanley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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I have found several parcels of land in my area that have multiple Mobile Homes on them, in essence they are mini Mobile Home Parks, but they aren't zoned as mobile home parks.  The mobile homes on all these parcels are owned by the current land owner, so in effect these are Park Owned homes.  My question is, is there an advantage or disadvantage to owning a piece of land with Mobile Homes on them vs owning a piece of land zoned as a mobile home park?  

I believe current zoning would prohibit me from increasing the number of MH's on these parcels, but I would be allowed to maintain the current MHs and continue to rent them out.  Could I sell these MH's to the tenant and charge a lot rent (as in operate it as a Mini MHP)?  I see these as purely cash flow opportunities, although I think offering these homes for sale to the tenants is a great idea. 

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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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@Reid Hanley You could possibly sell the MHs and charge lot rent if there's a market for it and people are willing to pay. Though, you'll have to see if people are looking for homeownership in the area or if they're more willing to rent. If the tenants are long term and have a good pay history, offering the homes for sale may work. Just be sure to do your due diligence. Good luck!! 

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