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Shaun Palmer
  • Rental Property Investor / Construction Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
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Thoughts on Single Mobile Home Purchase - Do or Don't

Shaun Palmer
  • Rental Property Investor / Construction Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
Posted

Hi BPer's

I have a question in regards to single mobile home for long term buy and hold. I am taking a look at a market in NC and I am noticing quite a bit of permanent mobile home "plans". Thry are also surrounded by class C/D SFR's. There are a lot of forum posts on buying/investing in mobile home parks but not necessarily on singular modular home purchases.

I would like to get everyone's opinion on buying and holding these type of properties for long term.  

To set the stage, the following are the market economics

  • $30k for singular modular home
  • Monthly Rent = $400-$650 per month
  • Assume $5k for capex in order to get ready to be rent ready
Questions I have:
  • Longevity / Lifespan of these homes
  • Is anyone currently investing in an area like this and what are your thoughts? 
  • Tenant expectations.  (I expect having more attention on tenants in this class of real estate)
Thanks in advance.  SP

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