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Lindsey Torres
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Repo Mobile Homes - Need advice!

Lindsey Torres
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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I have never bought a repo mobile home before....or any mobile home for that matter. I went out today and looked at a repo that is in great condition. It's on land, but the land is not for sale. Do I need to contact the land owners to make sure the MH can be moved? I know that I would have to ask this if the MH were in a park, but not sure about land.

Are there any pitfalls in buying repos that I should watch out for?

What would be a competitive offer (percentage of repair value) that I should offer? Just a general guideline.

Any other advice would be awesome.

Thanks!!!

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  • Landlord
  • Seattle, WA
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Lindsey, I would suggest you take the time to develop an exit strategy before submitting a bid. In other words what are you going to do with the MH if you get it.

The exit strategy is a good starting point for determining how much to bid. Sounds like you will be moving it to a MHP and that there may be repairs. You may also need to consider holding costs like paying space rent until you find a renter/buyer.

Also your exit strategy can help you determine the potential income down the road. Knowing your costs and the potential income you can come up gives you a basis for determining a bid.

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