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Texas Mobile Home Park from Scratch - Yes/No?
Hi all,
I am new to BP. I would love to get feedback as I am a newish investor. I have a couple of real estate deals with multi-unit affordable housing. However, I am looking to start a mobile home park from the ground up which I have not done before. I am looking to provide rent to own mobile homes. I am in the north texas area and have the land under contract.
I read some of the posts about the challenges and some posts going as far as to say it is a terrible idea. I'm not necessarily convinced i should change plans.
Thanks for additional advice as I engage design engineers, contractors, and mobile home wholesalers.
Thanks