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Amy Clark
  • Investor
  • Denton, TX
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Do investors buy manufactured homes?

Amy Clark
  • Investor
  • Denton, TX
Posted
I went out on my first real Driving For Dollars trip looking for properties to wholesale and came across a neighborhood of old and run down mostly manufactured homes (on brick). The thing about this neighborhood is it is not a mobile home park, the lots are big, and there are a few lots with very nice brand new brick homes owners have built, and others with older homes as well. I am planning on marketing to this neighborhood but wondering if investors buy these type of homes? Looks like they would need to get torn down and a new house built. It's in an area that's growing and in high demand. Any feedback would be awesome! Thank you!

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