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Mobile Home Lots on Flood Land

Eric Simmons
  • Investor
  • Snow Hill, NC
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I recently inherited 10 empty lots which are each a quarter to a half acre each. Electric pole and septic tank already installed on each. I'm looking for advice on whether to sell them or put manufactured homes on them.

Any insight is appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
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Rachel H.#2 Mobile Home Park Investing Contributor
  • San Antonio, TX
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@Eric Simmons You may want to look into the history of the area before you proceed. Check to see how many times during the past couple of years the area has actually flooded. Do some digging around to see how neighbors handled the issue. 

Personally, I've been in a natural disaster (flood) with mobile homes in a flood zone. Definitely not fun. 

After the incident, I decided not to do deals in these types of areas going forward. Hope that helps! 

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