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Dathan Nunn
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  • Fernie, British Columbia
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Torn.. high cashflowing mobile home, or house hack..

Dathan Nunn
  • Investor
  • Fernie, British Columbia
Posted

Hey everyone, I’m just about to pull my profits out of a recent flip I’ve finally completed and now I’m not sure what to do.

Out of these two options:

High cashflowing brand new mobile home in a more volatile rental market. With the potential to buy a few more over the next coming years.

Or bigger, older 5 bed 3 bath with potential to convert to legal basement suite as well as great flip or BRRRR strategy deal.

Both plans have a good 5 year exit strategy.

The plans for mobiles would to have tenants pay the units almost off, and then moving onto acreages and sell them as individual land/home deals.

The 5 bed 3 bath would be BRRRR house hack, buy, rehab, rent to room mates AND potential basement suite tenants.

Mobiles being obviously the much cheaper starting option as I can do one at a time.

House being a bit more nerve wracking as I would have to put up front about $80k. Yet could be more rewarding because it would be fun to do a proper live in flip on a bigger house.

I’m always learning and am trying to learn more, go easy me and my silly questions. If you need more info I’ll be happy to elaborate.

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