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All Forum Posts by: Jeff L.

Jeff L. has started 10 posts and replied 52 times.

Post: manufactured homes on permanent concrete foundation?

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

Dear all, I would like to have the advice on a deal I came cross. it's a manufactured homes on permanent concrete foundation (for all exterior walls siting on concrete foundation), the home also on rectangular ‘chassis’ (metal frame).  The home needs repairs, I wonder would how would this home value compares to the regular home? from the city record it pays land tax and improvement tax, meaning it's a real property.  can I use the regular home as comparable for a flip?   it also has the "affixation affidavit regarding manufactured home"




PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

LAND $39,448
IMPROVEMENTS $74,124
PERSONAL PROP $0
GROSS VALUE $93,572
EXEMPTIONS $7,000

I agree, first we need to find out where to invest and then look for a broker.

we are thinking to acquire a 30 or 50 units apartments in the near future, but every where is expensive and does not make sense, is Sacramento or Stockton having those with good cash flow? I don't want to go further than 2 hours from the Bay area.

Post: Half above / half below ground homes

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

That's right, get an enigineer inspection

Thanks Scott you are always helpful

Post: Need help please, what is the best way to protect myself being sued by buyer?

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

good answer.

hi all, is anyone be able to explain the difference between rehab policy and vacancy insurance policy for flip?

Appreciate it.

Post: Insurance carriers for Rehabs?

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

What is the difference between the rehab policy and the
Vacancy policy? My farmers agent gave me
A very cheap vacant policy for $480 a year cover 190k

Post: How does one get loan for renovating a property for flip

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

hi All, will the local banks lend money to an individual investor with no company? or do I have to have the LLC or corp in order for them to lend for flip?

Do I tell them that I am flipping properties and see if they have the programs for that?

Post: Can I offer my contractors worker comp insurance?

Jeff L.Posted
  • Homeowner
  • California
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 2

Richard, I actually pull the permit myself and have the contractors to do the job. but city inspector will inspect everything we done anyway.