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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

HELP!
I am writing you guys to help me figure out if I can make this a deal or not?
It is a mobile home park, with 48 lots (leased for $150.00), no park owned homes, and pays for their own utilities, 44 lots occupied.
All Annually
These expenses are from the park,
Real estate taxes: $2593.50
Outdoor lighting: $672
Liability Insurance: $500
Lawn: $720
NOI:
The gross NOI is $79,200
I Would Add Or Change To The Following Expenses, Such As:
Management: $ 3,168
Other: $ 300
Lawn: $ 1500
Insurance: $ 1000
Travel: $ 800
Loan from bank:
Interest from bank: 6.5%
15 years amortization
Loan for down payment:
Interest for investors: 8%
Questions:
It seems every park I run into there is no money left after I pay back the bank and investors. Do any of you have any suggestions? Or is it simply not a deal….
This is what I would like to have. I am not sure if I have a realistic offer price of $381,000 for the seller once I pay back everyone and have cash flow of $15,000 to $20,000 for myself. What is a realistic number I should strive for in a deal?
I do not have the down payment and want to set up the deal and have someone else manage the park.
Is it possible to make this a deal? How would you structure it?
My main objective is maximum cash flow!!!