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Tom Murphy
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salisbury, NC (Charlotte area)
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Mobile Home Park - How to evaluate

Tom Murphy
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salisbury, NC (Charlotte area)
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An acquaintance is wanting to move and she's offered us her mobile home park.  It's outside of Charlotte, NC on 12 acres and it has five mobile homes currently with long term tenants.  There's space for a sixth.  

All mobile homes are serviced by a community well and each have their own septic.  Rents average $650/month and she's asking $300,000 with the potential for owner financing.

Having not evaluated mobile home parks prior, what questions do we ask and what things do we look for please?  Thanks in advance

  • Tom Murphy
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