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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Manufactured Home- Possible Buy
I recently came across a Manufactured home (1000 SF). Seller is asking for $34K. Property needs a little attention (carpet, paint, evap/swamp-cooler) and a few other cosmetic items. I did the math and I’ll probably end up spending $6-7K on repairs/rehab only.
I have been able to negotiate the price down to $30K. Property values in this particular community have been going for around $45-$60k depending on the overall condition and total square-footage of course.
As I am currently searching for a hard/private money lender, I thought I could set the ball rolling with the little cash that I have instead of waiting on a $100k+ property that I would need some sort of funding resource.
I am this close to pulling the trigger on this one but would appreciate some input if there is something I am overlooking.
Thanks.