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Analyze this Mobile Home Park

Brodie Priestley
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This deal came up I would have to manage it across country and it will be my first deal. I need to learn about how to manage and operate this park, also I know i will have to negotiate the price a little, but I think it is possible after talking with the seller. These are the stats. 

10 lots (8 park owned homes) 

Tenants pay all utilities except trash

Lot rent is $280 (market value is 335-350)

price is $252,000 

my questions would be what should i do to make this work. Also what should I do with the park owned homes. I believe they are 1980s and 1990s homes. May need some repairs. How can I use these in negotiations to get the price reduced?

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Will Fraser
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Will Fraser
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HI @Brodie Priestley, let me lead with this crucial distinction. . . .why do you need to reduce the price?   

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