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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

1st Mobile Home Park Purchase
So recently I had the opportunity to purchase a 26 pad mobile home park about 10 minutes from my house. I have included a business partner in the deal for the down payment. I have been reading on here how good of an investment a mobile home park is so here's what I did:
Contract Price: $825K
Annual Gross Income: $121K
Annual Net Income: $100K
26 Pad MHP (all trailers owned by the park) with 2 pads open, rent way below market value (can easily take the $121K up to $140K)
3 additional storage buildings, 1 building consists of 12 mini-storage units.
Any advice on this going forward? I don't know what to ask or even what to expect, but I'm hoping someone that owns MHP's can chime in.
Most Popular Reply

Make sure you do your financial due diligence. 17% expenses with 100% park owned homes seems incredibly low. I would expect them to be at least double that if not more.