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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Mobile home investment
I am considering buying a small mobile home park for $150k (7 unit) that needs 6 trailers, each $10k. The rent on them is between $500-575. The number pencil to give it around 11% cap rate. Does anyone have any experience owning them? Worth it? Good deal?
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You will find out this is a horrendously terrible deal.
What is the lot rent and present monthly lot rent income. Those are the most important numbers. Rent on the homes is at best a break even after expenses.
You calculate the cap only on the existing lot rents.