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All Forum Posts by: George Kamerzan

George Kamerzan has started 7 posts and replied 14 times.

Post: How much lower should a mobile home rent be compared to apt/home?

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Thak you all for the replies, really awesome to see the multiple ideas, obviously two heads are better the one!!

Since I'm inheriting the tenant (she is on month to month), how do I go about the huge  price hike? She  has been living there forever, and seems to want to stay forever, but the rents she has been paying is about 350 if not 500 under market value. Do I just drop this on her, or do I do it slowly and steadily? Please help!!!

Post: How much lower should a mobile home rent be compared to apt/home?

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Christian Longacre:

Hey @George Kamerzan, it really depends on the location and finishes.  I'll send you some local property managers and you can get their opinions.


 Awesome! Appreciate Christian, will be looking for those contacts. 

Post: How much lower should a mobile home rent be compared to apt/home?

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Rachel H.:

@George Kamerzan It would depend on the condition of the home and how close the home is to the comps you found. You may want to look for similar mobile homes in the area as close to the subject property as possible to see what they're renting for. 

When I put mobile homes on the market, I opt for not being the highest but not the lowest either when it comes to the monthly rent. I go with a fair value to attract more prospects. Most times, your best leads will be people who are already living in the area close by. 

Hope that helps! 


 Thanks Rachel! There are plenty of comps near by but unfortunately almost none of them are mobile homes. There are plenty of properties that are slum like, yet still rent out (that's not to state the this property is lol).

Post: How much lower should a mobile home rent be compared to apt/home?

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5
Quote from @Matt Payne:

Hey @George Kamerzan I would price it the same and any other comp properties. Think more in the terms of location and size and finishes as opposed to how the structure is fixed to the ground. And with our market here, you will know fast if you over or under priced it based on the lack of or multitudes of requests. 


 Thanks Matt, really insightful answer! I guess I have to start looking at mh differently lol!

Post: How much lower should a mobile home rent be compared to apt/home?

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Hey Bigger Pockets fam! I am in the process of purchasing a mobile home in Asheville NC. It is about 5-10 minutes from downtown. It's a 2bed 2bath and comps are at about 1,600-1,800 for similar bedroom apartments or homes. Being a mobile home I feel like it carries some sort of cliche of having to be rented for cheaper,  also comps typically provide apartments or traditional houses.  What are your guys thoughts. How much cheaper should a mobile home be then a traditional stick built house/ apartment/ duplex. ( Home is nice, has central heat and ac, a nice little backyard.)

Thank you guys, appreciate any input! 

Post: Home Purchase In a New State

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Hi guys, hope everyone is having a great Thursday afternoon. I would like to thank everyone for their input ahead of time, I really appreciate it. Long story short I sold my duplex (that I house hacked) in the Tacoma Seattle are of WA state. Made a pretty good profit, nothing crazy, but not bad for 2 years. My wife is origionally from Asheville NC which is a neighbor town of Greenville and Spartanburg SC. We chose to move to this are because of all the crazy politics in WA and because we have family in this area. We are currently under contract for a new construction house in The suburbs of Spartanburg SC. The house is 330k(which is a pretty hefty amount over here but it is a quality house ) its my wifes "dream house". The problem arises in all this speculations of a market crash lately, as well as the fact that the only way I can aquire this house(because of me moving to another state ) with 20% down. With closing costs, for us to move into this house it will cost 75k, which is a substantial amount of our nest egg, as well as it seems very counter productive from a real estate investor view. We thought about renting, but rents here for anything decent will run 1800-2000. Now the positive of such a hefty down payment means our mortgage all in (with taxes and insuranse) will be about 1350.00, also means we are not throwing 23k away a year for rent. Negatives are clearly obvious, I would put a huge sum of money away, which can either be good if inflation keeps rising along with prices or I just bury this money if there is a collapse. Options are, rent and see what will happen, buy this house, or get out and keep lookong for something cheaper. My dream is to flip houses as well as build a rental portfoio, is it just me or will aquiring this house be a bad start. Also I do have a sister that lives and Jacksonville Florida, who is trying to convince me that this idea of mine would work better there. Please help, any input would be great.

Post: Flipper looking for wholesalers in Washington State

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Hello BP fam! Hope everyone is having a healthy holiday season! Quick question I'm lookin to get in contact with wholesalers in WA state. We flip houses in the puget sound area, and looking for potentially rehabs of any level. Please PM me if you have information. Thank you!

Post: What order should I read the BP books?! IBOUGHT THEM ALL!!!!!

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Thanks @ 

Manasa Kikau

Lol I'm pretty sure this is my second time listening through all the podcasts! Can too much podcasts be a bad thing, hm?

Post: What order should I read the BP books?! IBOUGHT THEM ALL!!!!!

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Thanks @

Chris Levarek, Im almost done with the book! Feels like I already now most of this stuff just from listening to the podcast 24/7.

Post: What order should I read the BP books?! IBOUGHT THEM ALL!!!!!

George KamerzanPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Auburn WA
  • Posts 14
  • Votes 5

Hey guys! I have a bit of a conundrum here. I went crazy on Amazon and pretty much bought almost all of the BP books(IN ONE GO). I already read Investing In Real Estate with no and low money down. But besides that, do you guys have any suggestions in what order to read these books? My objective is to buy and hold for cashflow, but since I'm in construction I wouldn't mind doing a few flips to feed the buy and hold machine. I'm currently house hacking in a duplex. I'm literally staring at the pile and wishing I could read them all at the same time lol, but we men are not great multitaskers. Please give some input. Appreciate it!