All Forum Posts by: Mark Brogan

@Shaun M. I would send them the letter, I'm sure the tenants will be glad to know you are not going to redevelop the property

@Isaiah Foster, you will need to determine what you are going to do with the home once its fixed, sell it for cash, sell it on a note, rent it, this will determine the amount of rehab you do to the home, once you decide this then start the rehab on the outside of the home to keep the weather out 
good luck

@Dequone Ridley, if park won't allow you to buy the home then just wholesale it and move on to the next one

if you will own the land take purchase contract that you get from a local realtor, if home is on a rented lot just go pay a lawyer to draw up paperwork 

@Ralph E.

@Theresa Reynolds, there are many options you can do with these type deals, living there for a while will give a better understanding of what it takes to live in these homes, me personally I own 2 that I live in and we love them, renting them out can be a good way to get started in this business 
good luck 

@Brenden Mitchum, no expenses will mean lower offers for the sellers, in this crazy time it sounds to me like he has way to many expenses to justify his crazy high price 

@Ryshawn Cousar
standard for all the parks we work in

@Tate Price, the tenants pay every thing that the park charges 

@Douglas Curtiss, I use to hear the same negative comments now most want to rent/buy from me

As close to Houston as possible, no farther out than you want to drive too

Good luck