The type of properties will vary (i.e. single- or multi-family, mobile home parks, etc).

Spend close to $200k to remodel, rehab, and furnish this large home in the mid-century modern style so popular in the area.

Purchase price: $42,500 Cash invested: $18,000 Sale price: $110,000 Bought a super weird 4 acre parcel with part mobile/part stick built funker at auction.

Is it normal to ask for closing costs paid by seller in a commercial transaction like a mobile home park?

You'll see why it makes sense to hold.We have a smoke stack that is being leased by Verizon and T-Mobile.

I have one small park (1 SFR home and 4 tenant owned mobile homes) and am in escrow on a medium sized park (9 tenant owned homes and 25 unoccupied lots)My thought was to have an umbrella general liability policy covering the business and a separate policy for each park, as I buy more.

BTW- Are you related to all of the Klein’s that own all the mobile home parks in that area?

Here's my question, we're looking for equity and or debt ideas and solutions - ie bridge loan products, loan solutions etc: Mobile Home Park Deal - Please chime in on ideas you might have for financing this deal.1st lien loan: $800K, needs to allow partial release's so we can sell off portions of the propertyPreferred Investor raise/equity : $375k - can this raise be a hard money or bridge loan instead?

Reforms Condo & Co-Op Conversions to repeal eviction planconversions, limit non-eviction plan conversions of rent regulatedbuildings to preserve the rental housing stock, and provide additionalprotections for senior citizens and disabled tenants in buildings seek-ing a non-eviction plan conversion.Part 0: Mobile & Manufactured Home Part Tenant Protections:*Establishes Rent-to-Own protections;*Requires a Homeowner Rights rider to leases;.

I quit my corporate job 9 months ago to start my own investment firm focusing on mobile home parks. 3 deals and 54 lots later, my firm has $945,000 of asset under control and rapidly expanding.