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Chase Romine
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Buy or build a mobile home park?

Chase Romine
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kentucky
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Running some numbers recently and was hoping someone else could shed some advice for the mobile home park style of investing.

Although, i understand the numbers and what not, I was hoping to find someone with actual experience in it. What do you find best, build a park or attempting to find a existing one that could use a little TLC?

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@Natalie Kolodij  Just FYI  you simply start at the planning department and then work your way down

now in reality building new parks is almost none existent absorption rates make it so tough that only those with the deepest pockets and no debt can make that work.. 

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