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Is it a good time to invest in Mobile Home parks?

Gitit Hefetz
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Hello All, 

Would really appreciate  your comments. I am a new investor with no experience. I have some money saved and was thinking about investing in MHP. I am guessing due this pandemic people will need to more affordable housing like MHP. 
Is it a good time to make this kind of investment?

Thank you!

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Perri Weber
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Vancouver, WA
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Perri Weber
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Vancouver, WA
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Hi There! Congrats on saving a little nest egg! I am a Commercial Broker in the MHP world and from where I stand, it is an asset class that is near recession proof. We still have such a high demand from our buyers and are constantly searching for park sellers. When we have a seller it typically doesn’t hit market before it is sold. I personally feel that if you can find one that is with the right cap rate, not over priced (nothing on loopnet) and a decent cash on cash return, than you should snatch it up! 

Perri Weber

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