MHI Lesson 4: Ruling Your Local Market With Ken
Today on the Mobile Home Investing Podcast episode #4 we have another great, content filled episode for you. We’re excited to welcome Ken, an active and full-time Mobile Home Formula investor to share his insights on a very important topic: Ruling your local market as a successful mobile home investor working inside parks and on private land.
One of the things I love about Ken is his passion for helping the local community and making a quality name for himself in the mobile home arena. This word-of-mouth advertising and success does not come without daily effort and a specific game-plan. Over the past 2 years Ken has proven to his market that he has what it takes to become a full-time mobile home investor. If you’re someone asking yourself, “How am I going dominate my local mobile home market?” Then this show is for you.
Over the next 20 minutes Ken and I discuss ruling your local market and some of what this entails.
In this show John and Ken cover:
- ⭐ Ken opens up about dominating your local market.
- ⭐ Why lot rents are not a bad thing?
- ⭐ Working with the 3 different types of sellers you’ll run into.
- ⭐ Setting yourself up for success from the beginning.
- ⭐ The mindset of a winner!
- ⭐ and much more!
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2 Responses
This is cool Ken and John. I am happy to found your podcast. I think its the only mobile home one around. Please continue doing these and thank you. I do have one question. In New mexico where do I need to go to transfer a mobile home I want to sell or buy? I am just getting started but not sure how to proceed.
Thanks you guys,
Jimmy pace, NM
Hi Jimmy,
Glad you are hear as well. I am super proud of Ken and all his accomplishments too. 🙂 In NM you will transfer Titles at the local DMV and check taxes at your local assessor’s office in most counties. Great to hear about you getting started in mobile home investing. Your state is great for this type of investing. Let me know if you have any specific questions moving forward.
Best,
John