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Griffin Schermer
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New 30 Pad Manufactured Home Community

Griffin Schermer
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Posted Jun 1 2022, 18:44

We recently purchased a 30 pad community in Southern Indiana. We've since started to clean it out and will begin infilling new homes this summer. We purchased this property for $250,000 and it sits on a little over 3 acres with city water/sewer. All utilities will be sub-metered, we estimate each pads "turn-key"cost will be around $65,000 . POH will be between $850-$1000, TOH homes will be set between $350-$400. We have 10 homes to remove/demo, and 26-30 pads to fill with new homes. We have our own property management company and mowing service maintaining  the community. I'm excited to see this park progress over our 1-2 year infill. 

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Taylor L.
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Taylor L.
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Replied Jun 1 2022, 18:57

That's great! Where did you source the deal?

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Drew Sygit#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Drew Sygit#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Replied Jun 2 2022, 08:46

Yes, how?

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Griffin Schermer
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Griffin Schermer
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Replied Jun 2 2022, 09:17

@Taylor L. @Drew Sygit This was an off-market deal brought to me by a broker. It had been built and owned by the same family since the 1950's. After a brief phone introduction, we went to the homeowners house and chatted with them for a few hours, after figuring out what it was they wanted I made them a proposal and it stuck. Once I had the Community under contract, the next day I went to a couple of investors I thought would be interested and it was fully funded after one meeting. 

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Drew Sygit#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Drew Sygit#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Replied Jun 3 2022, 05:43

Networking is the best deal maker!