All Forum Posts by: Rachel H.
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Post: Anyone done any flipping of mobile and/or manufactured homes?

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@Luis Valles I've added wholesaling mobile homes to my business, if you're interested.
Feel free to DM with any questions. Hope that helps!
Post: Manufactured/Mobile Home Chattel Lending

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@Crystal Schmitz Those I've known to go this route have worked with private lenders in the past for their deals on a smaller scale. Other options include owner financing and working with partners.
Hope that helps!
Post: Mobile Home Park Lending Tips and Suggestions

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@Zachary Crosby Other options including owner financing, working with partners and private lenders. Hope that helps!
Post: Selling a mobile home rented land in TX

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@Jose Vasquez Dickson You may want to reach out to a few mobile home dealerships in the area. In the past, I've found them to be good sources of referrals when it comes to real estate agent who specialize in working with sellers with land as well as mobile homes.
Hope that helps!
Post: Mobile home investing

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@Barb Knowles If you're just starting out, you may want to build up more cash before you start buying and holding if funds are low. If you can find other mobile home investors to work with in your area, you may want to start out by finding deals for other investors and getting paid as a bird dog or wholesaler.
Personally, I started out as a buy and hold mobile home investor back in 2007. Now, I've added wholesaling mobile homes to my business which is another way to build up cash as an investor.
Overall, mobile home investing has been profitable and has paid off. Though, it does have its ups and downs like any other niche in real estate investing.
Feel free to DM with any questions. Hope that helps!
Post: Wholesale Deal Looking for Buyers/ or Private Lenders

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@Arthur Vivero Great to hear, congrats! You may want to circulate the deal with your local investor club. Also, other investors in the area doing business in mobile home parks and out on land.
Usually, you can find them through talking to mobile home park managers and local mobile home dealerships.
Hope that helps. Good luck!
Post: My First Subto Deal

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@Jonathan Jones Thanks for sharing! Feel free to update the thread about the deal.
If you have before and after pics, that would be great!
Post: Thoughts on flipping a mobile home.

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@Dominic Richardson It can definitely work depending on the numbers and the market. If you have more figures on the numbers and pictures of the work to be done, it may help everyone here to assess the deal.
Hope that helps!
Post: My first wholesale purchase

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@Jim Javier Interesting story, thanks for sharing!
Post: Permits for moving a mobile home from one lot to another lot which had a home before

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@Wai-Lin William Maw You may want to talk to some experienced park managers and owners in the area who have done the same thing. Also, talking to local mobile home dealerships may give you some insight into the process and more information.
As a mobile home investor myself, I find that talking to people who work in the business has helped me many times in the past when it comes to due diligence, market research and referrals.
Hope that helps!