Painted all the rooms, remodeled the kitchen and bathroom, and updated the property to a modern farmhouse style.

20 site Mobile home park  List price  - $375,000Cap rate  - 10 No park owned homes  - all site rent  14 occupied with potential upside of 6 sites to move new homes onto$350 per month site rentPark pays water /trash8 acres   - 2.5 sites / acreGross rental income  $58,800Total expenses         $21,057Net Operating Inc     $37,743   One good thing about this deal is there would be no repairs or maintenance expenses that I could think of.  

I’m in Tucson, AZ looking to get into mobile homes, wholesaling, and eventually rentals.

There seem to be two kinds of modern era (1980+) housing inside the loop:1) mega complexes big enough to have on site management (these are the piles of apartments on top of parking garages that all look the same and have bland names)2) Single family homes (these days, mostly three stories -- and they usually look the same -- garage on bottom, open on two, beds on three, all wrapped inside a Hardiplank shell)Is it not possible to profitability build 2-4 unit buildings?

Members of the family that purchased the home say they would like to remain anonymous, but admit they’re big fans of the house’s distinctive mid-century modern architecture.

Similar to the first parcel there are also 2 more mobile home units also connected to public utilities (sewer/water/power).Finally, this is a little tricky as the listing information does not match the tax data.

I need to submeter the water at my mobile home park in a small town in rural Nevada.

I use them when moving mobile homes.

@Tony Gatto Talk to some of the local mobile home dealerships in the area.

The quotes have come through from an Allstate agent outsourcing to American Modern so that we can cover multiple rentals under the same policy.