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Buy an old beat up mobile home to lease as "heated storage" ?
I just bought an old single-wide mobile home on its own lot and I was thinking about
leasing it as "heated storage". It's still "livable/habitable" but not pretty and I don't want landlord headaches.
Its a very hot market and would easily rent for $500/mo as-is. (It would take $6500+ for fix-up and a few months it would rent for $1100/mo)
It's in a neighborhood of mobile homes on their own land I want to wait til summer to demo it and put a new MH to sell for a $100k+ profit.
I was wondering if anyone has actual experience or opinions ???