COC for my first Mobile Home Park

COC for my first Mobile Home Park

Investor · Minnesota/Wisconsin/Iowa · Member since 2019 · 49 posts · 77 votes

Hello everyone, 

I'm in negotiations of a mobile home park deal, this would be my first mobile home park. I wanted your impression on these numbers. 


Rents: $13,095 per month. 

Financing: $4910 per month. 

Expenses: $4000 per month.  (For insurance, taxes, landscaping/street maintenance, and park manager, well/septic)

This means, $4185, profit per month. Or $50,220 per year. My down payment will be about $140,000. So about a COC return of >33%, what are you guy's thoughts? I know lots of you have more experience on this. The homes are all park own besides 4 which are under contract to own.

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  • Investor · Minnesota/Wisconsin/Iowa · Member since 2019 · 49 posts · 77 votes
    6y

    Sorry, the homes are all owned by the residents (They are TOH's). Not POH's. 

  • Member since 2018 · 36 posts · 17 votes
    6y

    Hi Can you give us more info

    Purchase price 

    Lots

    Occupied lots w lot rent

    Lot rent comps in the area

    Park owned homes amount and total rent

    Utilities type And any major cap ex

    Utilities who pays

    Financing type , rate , amo , term

    thanks

  • Investor · Minnesota/Wisconsin/Iowa · Member since 2019 · 49 posts · 77 votes
    6y

    @Chris Pellicone 

    Thank you for the reply! I now have this park under contract, pending inspections of the Septic and Well. (Private Septic and Well).. Which is the worst part of the deal for me considering I have just never managed one before. And I will need a good inspector to give me detailed instructions, so I will be there with him during the inspection. 

    Park is not listed on any websites, but is in North Dakota and I found this through my agent. There are 50 lots with 41 lots filled. Lot rent is about $310 varying slightly on each lot (there is an increase in rent happening next month for $20, which I did not include in my original numbers but will increase rent total by about $10,000. (The numbers in my first post did not include this increase). The area has about a $750-$800 apartment rent. I'm not entirely sure what other parks rent for in the area, I have tried to look but the websites do not list this so I may start calling the two other parks in the city. I have driven through the other parks, one is pretty rundown and the other is a retirement park with age restrictions (Have to be above 55 I believe). The main expenses are for utilities (paid by the park but included in the numbers I sent you. Total rent rolls are $155,000 (without the $10k increase happening next month), and $50k of that is set aside for the park manager (free rent + $200 per month), insurance, taxes, street lighting, septic and well maintenance and landscaping/shoveling. I have seen the 2018 and 2019 profit and loss statements that show the breakdowns of these expenses. This leaves about a $105,000 for the financing and profits. I am in an agreement with a banker for a 5.00% interest rate loan, fixed for 5 years amortized over 25 years. And so the fixed mortgage expense will be $60k yearly.  

    I hope this gives you good insight at the deal, do you have many thoughts on this? I do have it under contract because I believed it seemed good but I wanted your opinions. 

  • Member since 2018 · 36 posts · 17 votes
    6y

    Thanks for the info

    For noi I’d say it roughly 97k w the rent raise. 

    If your loan is at 5ct you would need to be buying it at an 8 cap to get to 20% coc return

    That would be a purchase price of 1.2 million 

    This seems to be the base most investors are looking for today. 

    Billing back water if legal In sd would be your best move after purchase, followed cost cutting and rehabbing homes  

    Make sure you have strict policies on rent and rules from day 1

    I would try to find local parks lot rent to make sure your close but at 800 for a 2br I think you’re close to market. 

    Any other questions feel free to ask and sorry if I missed anything 

  • Member since 2018 · 36 posts · 17 votes
    6y

    Thanks for the info

    For noi I’d say it roughly 97k w the rent raise. 

    If your loan is at 5ct you would need to be buying it at an 8 cap to get to 20% coc return

    That would be a purchase price of 1.2 million 

    This seems to be the base most investors are looking for today. 

    Billing back water if legal In sd would be your best move after purchase, followed cost cutting and rehabbing homes  

    Make sure you have strict policies on rent and rules from day 1

    I would try to find local parks lot rent to make sure your close but at 800 for a 2br I think you’re close to market. 

    Any other questions feel free to ask and sorry if I missed anything 

  • Rental Property Investor · Saint George, UT · Member since 2017 · 54 posts · 40 votes
    6y

    @timothy W Hanson,

    are you looking to wholesale this deal or purchase it yourself?  Do you mind giving some details of where it is in ND or approx what the population of area is?

    Chris

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