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Nathan Cain
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Buying mobile home and renting land

Nathan Cain
  • New to Real Estate
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Hi guys,

I have an opportunity to buy my first investment property for only $17k. It is a 1989 mobile home that is currently rented for $900 a month. $250 of that is going to the owner of the land. 

Questions:

1) At a low total price like that, should I be concerned about the market value of the home or be more concerned about how much it is worth to me due to the cash flow? 

2) How can I figure either of the above mentioned values?

3) Do you have any other advice to help me make a success of this (or perhaps avoid this deal)? 

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Logan M.
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Logan M.
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I agree with @Rachel H. a lot of short term opportunities turn into long term problems.

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