Below is a short list of 4 ways mobile home sellers may occasionally mislead you while you are trying to purchase their unwanted mobile home property inside a mobile home park.
Over the past week there were so many mistakes made in my business during the hiring and firing of a deadbeat handyman. Luckily these mistakes only cost me a small bit of time and money. These mistakes revolved around hiring a high-risk handymen who should have never been on the job to begin with. This handyman lasted only four long days before we had to let him go due to poor work performance and a bad attitude.
Over the next 23 minutes Vince opens up his mobile home investing business, how he’s been trained to speak with sellers, and moving forward with confidence to help solve a mobile home sellers problem(s).
Over the coming weeks and months I plan on documenting exactly what I’m doing as much as I can. I encourage you to subscribe to my YouTube channel below and come along this journey with me. I’m sure there will be some mistakes made, lives changed, lessons learned, and many great successes along the way.
Lana then made a series of seemingly wise decisions that lead to stressful days and late nights. Lana has been awesome enough to share with us over the next 24 minutes what these mistakes were and how you can correct them in your own business.
After a few years of this revolving door constant turnover I had had enough. Where I was approving anyone before, I was now requiring all potential tenant-buyers to: Perform a few actions, and do this when they say they will. Example: Go by home to see it. Show up on time. Call you back. Apply at park. Apply with you and fax you application.
Over the next 18 minutes Vince and I break down the where and why when it comes to marketing your mobile home for sale. Any questions or further explanation you need please comment below.
Over the past decade investing in mobile homes, I have kicked myself for passing up, delaying, and/or missing opportunities to close easy deals right in front of me. The reasons for these missed opportunities over the years is varied: procrastination, over-analyzing, losing the deal to another buyer, personal greed, the seller pulling out, cold feet, etc. There were other times I purchased a great deal but over-spent to rehab the home, therefore reducing my profit substantially.
In today’s Mobile Home Investing Lessons Podcast episode I’m happy to bring you a co-hosting newbie to the microphone. Paul Brecht is here to discuss his first few mobile home deals inside senior parks. Paul shares with us his method to purchasing homes for FREE, repairing them and splitting the profits with the park.
What we discovered was that during our grade school years, we were all subjected to negative stigmas and perceived outlooks when it comes to mobile homes. As with many other misguided lessons we were directly taught or came to learn through osmosis in school or at home, your mobile home outlook has likely been corrupted all these years.
Today on the Mobile Home Investing Lessons Podcast we have another great, content filled episode for you. We’re excited to welcome back Kenneth Guzman, active and full-time mobile home investor to share his insights on a very important topic of taking your business seriously. You own a business, not a hobby.
In this week’s discussion we are going to discuss the question, “What happens if my tenant or tenant-buyer stops paying, damages your home, and leaves without notice?” This is a question we receive often from eager prospective investors that are looking to fully understand the retaking and reselling of a used mobile home.
Over the course of this 20-minute podcast Juan and I discuss some of our first deals and touch on just what took place. Some things should be duplicated and other things should be avoided like the plague. Over the past few years working with Juan I am happy to call him a friend and someone I know will go far in his real estate investing business.
Am I able to purchase a mobile home that needs repairs and resell the home for a profit without making any of the repairs on the home before reselling? The short answer is Yes, however let us dive deep into this question and answer to find out why this is and how value is created with regards to mobile homes.
Stuart agreed to spend the next 17 minutes with us on this week’s mobile home lessons podcast describing his mindset and discussing what made growing his investing business profitable, safe, and super fast.
Disclaimer: This post is written with the intention of helping individual investors buying, holding, and selling individual mobile homes inside these pre-established mobile home parks. During various holiday seasons, parks may help encourage residents to partake in with one another host dinners, holiday drives, social get-togethers, and local park parties.
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
