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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Mobile Home Park Analysis
Found a park in NC near research triangle (Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill).
9 tenant owned homes on 1 acre + lots.
7 x $150 monthly lot rent
2 x $160 monthly lot rent
$1,370 monthly income
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$1,020 annual taxes
$372 annual power for 3 street lights
Seller receives checks at their PO Box. No tenant turn over since 1992.
Road is in good shape.
Sellers asking price - $170,000
Property has 30 additional acres, some of which may be able to have mobile homes. A flood plain is near the property making some of the lots unusable.
- Each home has its own septic
- Water is individually metered
I figured I’d raise rents $50 each year for the next couple at least. If I can add some mobiles to the back lot then that would be a bonus.
Anyone have any ideas??