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Steven Duck
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Manufactured Homes

Steven Duck
  • Minden, NV
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Hey Everyone!

Being new to Real Estate investing (and not having a lot of money!) I was looking for a way to start out relatively small. Then I ran across Manufactured Homes. What's the best strategy when it comes to mobile home investing? I realize that they don't appreciate in value (and can often depreciate). But it seems like I can acquire a relatively cheap mobile home that will cash flow nicely once rented out. Should I buy and hold for a few years, make some money (hopefully!) on the rents and then sell? Or is more of a long term play? Or should I just stay away from Manufactured Homes altogether because they can be to risky?

Thank you for taking the time to read this and I look forward to chatting with you all!

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Bill Neves
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Bill Neves
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Vancouver, WA
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Both. Mostly we are dealing with mobile homes in communities. Less dollars due to no land included. Personal property so easy to buy and sell. Much like a car. No title company usually.

With land, they're treated as regular real estate. Title company, etc.

Lots of investors say avoid mobile homes AT ALL COST. We disagree.

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