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Updated about 6 years ago, 12/06/2018

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Joel Ortiz
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  • San Diego, CA
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Master lease option structuring Mobile Home Park

Joel Ortiz
  • Professional
  • San Diego, CA
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I found a mobile home park available for purchase for $895,000 I would like to offer a master lease option. How would you structure  it?

The park is 100 spaces and has 14 current mobile homes on the property. All pads for existing, electrical, sewer. Everything is sad metered and Bill to the tenants. Half the electrical is in the ground and half of it is in the air.

Current rent 250 - $275

Market rent $350

 Projected occupancy 90%

Current net income $34,000

Myplan: .. find investors looking to $30,000 and offer a 10 year investment at 10% for a single mobile home. Sell my mobile home to a buyer so I don't have to do any repairs.

My structuring idea: $100,000 down or $200,000 down? 3 year lease at . $3,000 with option to purchase at $900,000

What are your thoughts on down payment, monthly payment, Lease length and option price?

Please see my question on which homes to buy

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/30-mobile-hom...

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