Welcome back, In today’s 40-minute Mobile Home Investing Podcast Lesson episode #35 I’m honored and so proud to introduce you to active Mobile Home Formula investor, Isabel to the co-hosting microphone. Isabel is a military veteran, ex-police officer, loving dad, and all-around great guy. He has also been a very
In a short period of time Beau has already massed quite a profit from his 15+ quick mobile home flips. Additionally, Beau is helping local sellers in need of immediate help and buyers that are eager to pay cash for his mobile homes.
This week I’m super proud to welcome active mobile home investor, Paul, to the mobile home investing video series. Like most mobile home investors Paul is a relatively average-guy. Paul is an ex-chef that enjoys yoga and now invests full-time in mobile homes inside of other people’s mobile home parks.
In today’s lesson we talk with Casey as he shows us around his second mobile home investment. Like many investors, Casey is beginning to invest with a limited financial budget. Casey’s goal…
In a short period of time Patricia has already gained an incredible amount of market knowledge, thicker skin, 20+ individual mobile homes cash-flowing in her portfolio, and 10+ mobile home wholesales.
Welcome back, In today’s video I’m super proud to welcome active mobile home investors and licensed mobile home dealers, Andrew and Shaniqua to the investing spotlight. In today’s video we talk about what to do, and more importantly what not to do during your first mobile home flip. Tip: Invest
Welcome back, How cool is this! In all of my 18 years I did not think I would be making a video like this. What a crazy feeling it is to be able to give something meaningful to a family you care about. It has been a few weeks since
In today’s 68-minute Mobile Home Investing Podcast episode #32 I’m very proud to introduce you to active California mobile home investor, Stacey. Stacey lives and invests in Southern California. Over the last few months Stacy has been getting a crash course in real-world mobile home investing in the southern California market. In today’s podcast we talk all about this crash course experience.
Creating value and making money with mobile homes on private land, outside of pre-existing mobile home parks, is not typically a real estate niche that many real estate investors consider pursuing. Even many mobile home investor shy away from investing in mobile homes attached to private land when first beginning to invest in mobile homes. In today’s blog post and video we look at multiple ways to make money with mobile homes on private land.
In this mobile home investing article we show 4 stories of mobile home investors around the country continuing to grow their businesses and help mobile home buyers/sellers locally. Watch their stories below and safely continue building your own mobile home investing business locally.
Welcome back. We hope you and your family are safe and doing well during these weird and changing times. As mobile home investors I believe we will be positioned very well to help mobile home sellers and mobile home buyers in the near future.
In today’s mobile home investing podcast episode #31 I’m super excited to share another active mobile home investor named Drew. Drew’s in the Midwest and in a short period of time has already flipped multiple mobile homes for profit. Drew is helping one park and one family at a time.
Just a few hours of freezing temperatures can damage and burst water pipes inside and underneath your mobile home. Completely replacing the water pipes underneath your mobile home may cost you between $1000-$1500 installed by a handyman. Be prepared for winter. Active mobile home investors please see below.
In today’s quick 36-minute podcast listen in to a nightmare mobile home investing story from active mobile home investor, Garrett. Hear as Garrett speaks candidly about this mobile home deal, the awful park manager getting in the way of reselling, and what we did to overcome the situation successfully.
Most mobile home park managers are ethical and want nothing but the best for their communities. However some mobile home community managers are beyond greedy, judgmental, spiteful, vindictive, racist, sexist, mentally unstable, aggressive, etc. In the article below we talk about how to avoid these managers in the first place and also what to do once working with them.
In today’s 43-minute podcast episode we discuss how, where, and why Robin was able to sell 13 of her mobile home notes to fund her dream restaurant.
Thanks to your formula we were able to do a lil over $105,000 in 3 deals in little over a yr.
Thanks John, I really appreciate all your guidance so far, and look forward to talking with you going forward. I am really excited about this
I am a single person and have been for a long time. I was a single mother for many years and really wasn’t able to
Just wanted to let you know we sold the property and I truly appreciate your guidance and support Bought it for 15000 Sold it 35000 —
I’m making my way through Module 1 right now. This course is incredible! I’m impressed with all of the detail.
I am grateful for are the two MH’s I was able to buy and sell. With your help, I was able to build up great
