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Andriy Boychuk
  • Rental Property Investor
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Mobile Home Park Appraisal vs Industry Formula

Andriy Boychuk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Staten Island, NY
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The industry standard formula to evaluate a park is

# of lots x caps x 12 months x expense factor x lot rent ($)

I understand it is basic and we should consider the market and etc. 

I do my offers based on the formula. However, many park owners come back to me with unrealistic (2 times or 3 times) asking price. They based their asking price on appraisal they did with real estate appraisal. How is accurate part appraisal? Is it is not very accurate, how can you explain it to a park owner?

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Howard Abell
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
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Howard Abell
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
  • Chicago, IL
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I would suggest that you keep in touch by telephone or passing by every month to six weeks. you are attempting to establish rapport and some kind of relationship so that when he decides to reduce price or comes to understand that you are closer to the market than he was then he turns to you over those he might have spoken to in the interim.

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