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Mobile home park formula question
Have a deal that has 6 owner occupied tenants at $190 per month. It is zoned for up to 15. My question is do I base my valuation on # of occupied x 60 x 190 or 6 x 60 x 190?
Or do I do 15 x 60 x 190?
Either way I have a good deal, just want to make sure my offer is correct.
Thank you.