All the seg does is break out the different components of a property and depreciates them based on their life spans as opposed to the overall property's of 27.5 (for residential).

Unless you've got all of your replacements lined up at one time I suspect you'll end up using individual loans for each replacement.It could certainly be worth exploring a lender that would write a portfolio loan and let you add properties as you go. 

Work with the Golf Course to create some lease packages with course membership/Passes.Get in touch with Lonnie dealers through BP and MobileHomeParks.com to help bring in tenets.I envision working with the existing and future tenets to seller finance the park owned properties, in order to move away from fixing toilets and replacing water heaters.

I've been here for about 1 yr and looking to replace my landlord.

Work with the Golf Course to create some lease packages with course membership/Passes.Get in touch with Lonnie dealers through BP and MobileHomeParks.com to help bring in tenets.I envision working with the existing tenenets to seller finance the park owned properties, in order to move away from fixing toilets and replacing water heaters.

We generally expect to completely redo all the mechanics and replace all the windows. 

Here are the specsAsking price: $169,000ARV price: $190-$200,000Last purchased in 2017 for $135,000 and owners removed flooring and bathroom and did not replace.

I can write up an invoice right now that says "$3000 - replaced natural gas furnace", but until you fire up the furnace and test the performance and put eyes on the unit to verify it is new, who knows the quality of the work?

The difference is that with turn-key the company usually buys the property up front, fixes it up, rents it out and then sells it to the investor.There is also a component of this with some project managers and/or property managers.

Once I found it and replaced the the bill went down hundreds of dollars.