So if everyone in the market was willing to pay $5 million for a mobile home park, but underwriting it with a planned interest rate jump to 10%, (with all the other factors) says it should be purchased for $3.5 million...then the seller doesn't sell to them.

I am very new investor, live in California, bought my first rental in Mobile and its doing great.

Too many RV Park and Mobile Home Park owners are unaware of the tremendous tax benefits available.

I am in 2 mobile home CRE Funds  and both are distributing an annual distributions north of 8 percent.

I’ve been analyzing the OpEx challenges for Class B and C workforce housing in our area, specifically regarding the rising insurance premiums and deductibles.I recently pivoted my business model based on some advice from a heavy-hitter syndicator, and I wanted to "stress test" the logic with local DFW/Fort Worth operators to see if this resonates with what you are seeing on the ground.The Pivot:Originally, I was trying to pitch "Smart Home" water sensors as a tenant amenity (trying to charge tenants fees).

I know people that invest in NYC and LA, and those that invest in Dayton, OH or Mobile, AL. 

A mobile home? 

For a mobile option, a lot of us use DealCheck for that quick 'standing in the driveway' analysis.Hope that helps you filter faster!

I started with mobile homes and transitioned to SFHs.Current flip in Garland Texas that is at day 75 on the market with minimal showings.

Also, my business partner Mike Ayala has owned and operated mobile home communities since 2007.