Real Estate Agent · The Woodlands, TX · Member since 2019 · 186 posts · 79 votes
5y
I have a couple clients that do this. Their general thought is they are a lower price point to buy, potential for more cash flow, but expect minimal appreciation. Our area has experienced some appreciation - but I think it's mainly for the location. I also notice that my clients that do this are older folks, and just need supplemental income for their retirement. I would look at the neighbors and see what kind of area it's in. Some are very nicely kept up properties. Also, some tenants stay for many years.
Real Estate Agent · The Woodlands, TX · Member since 2019 · 186 posts · 79 votes
5y
Not entirely sure. I'd contact each park for clarification. I think in some, you own the trailer but rent the spot. My clients own the property with the mobile home on it, and are not in mobile home parks.