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Jason Eberhardt
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  • Pueblo, CO
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financing a small Mobil home park

Jason Eberhardt
  • Investor
  • Pueblo, CO
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hello everyone, 

i am looking at paying a small  ( 8 homes) mobil home park in Colorado, i have never done a deal like this before and i am wondering what kind of financing i can get after i buy it for cash, can i get my money back out of it or at least 70% with a commercial loan or something like that. 

i as not looking for mobil parks but i have always been interested in them and flips are getting harder and harder to find with everyone doing them and also over paying for them, so when i saw this as a rental opportunity i thought i might try it, i have a few rentals as of now, and long term rentals in where i want to be. i am just flipping to raise capital to buy the right multi family . 

any and all help with this would be great. 

thank you so much Jason Eberhardt 

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