Many of the mobile homes are 2000 or newer. 

I own a modular home used as a rental and did extensive work on it (water/termite damage) and was pretty impressed with the quality of build.Most municipalities lump mobile/manufactured/modular homes all in a clump but while I don't buy manufactured homes, I would readily pick up another modular one.

Look for niches that have long term demographic tail winds behind them; rentals in general, multifamily, self storage, assisted living, mobile home parks, etc. 

Lately I’ve been focused on owner finance in Oklahoma & Mobile Home syndications.Let’s connect!

I wrote a 30 day notice for the tenant to vacate my property. I stated that the tenant had up to 30 days after issuance of this notice to leave. Is that when the 30 days starts? I live in Alabama. I am under the impre...

Hello all, I am currently working to break into the world of Mobile Home park (MHP) investing.

Must be cloud based and mobile accessible.2.

Last week, the new bill was passed by city council to address housing affordability.Here's a summary of the changes to existing ADU laws in Seattle. https://www.seattle.gov/council/adu-eis- Allowing two ADUs on one lot » Removing the off-street parking requirement » Allowing DADUs on lots of at least 3,200 square feet » Removing the owner-occupancy requirement » Requiring one year of continuous ownership to establish a second ADU » Allowing DADUs of up to 1,000 square feet, the same size currently allowed for AADUs » Increasing DADU height limits by 1-2 feet, with flexibility for green building strategies » Providing flexibliity for one-story DADUs accessible to people with disabilities or limited mobility, with limitations on tree removal » Establishing a new floor area ratio (FAR) standard that limits the maximum size of new single-family homes (2500sqft) and encourages ADUsIn the past, opportunity zones deals were not very lucrative because of the $$ requirement to double the improvement value ($200k-400k+?).

Entryways are taken care of, but the space is really tight in one unit and I'm trying to figure out a layout that will actually work for someone with mobility issues. 

I can help you with the mechanics of it as far as escrow and closing if you'd like, but I do not handle the "field" topics of negotiating, etc.