Investing in mobile homes NOT in a trailer park.

Garage had trash bags stacked 4 ft high wall to wall with just enough room to park the car but nothing else. 

I happened to ask him what ball park he was looking at.

I would even venture to say we might see an uptick in numbers as the majority of guests do not have to fly to get here and our small towns probably feel less vulnerable than the theme park or beach areas. 

If I was in your shoes, I'd probably use a rough DCF with a discount rate over 20% to get yourself into the ball park of what to offer.

Hi, my wife and I are looking to buy long term rental properties around Winter Park, FL. 

., you may have better luck posting this under the Mobile Home Parks forum on here.

If you have a business or sales background, lots of things with having will seem routine. 

after studing and following for a few mounths ,after a few markets, I cant find deals that in that ball park rule.ive seen a 120k property, that need a repair for about 40k, so obviosuly I will offer less the 80k.but I cant even find an already sold properties that when I look at their price history (Zillow/Redfin) I see that the listing price, was X, and they were sold for less that 0.8X, or less than 0.7X.... not mentioning even  lower prices that include repairs ( in the 100k-120k properties there is always a repair).am I missing something?

Also, the location of this home is prime as it is very close to Grand Park which brings in families for sports tournaments.