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Renting mobile homes for cash flow

Wade Joseph
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I'm curious to see what people think about this idea for monthly cash flow. Everyone seems to think owning the land under the mobile home is the only way to go, but what about putting on a lot to avoid all the up front cost? In my area, the numbers below are what I'm looking at.

Cost to buy and move mobile home to park - $10,000

Lot Rent - $125

Rent -$550

Monthly income $425 minus vacancies, repairs, insurance, etc.

Why couldn't a person buy the first one cash, and let it snowball until you had good cash flow to put towards more reliable real estate like homes or apartments? I'm curious to hear some input, thank you.

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