Buying manufactured home

[cv2]

I am interested in buying manufactured homes, like this:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-086024744-10770_Black_Mountain_Rd_147_San_Diego_Ca_92126

I wonder for the price is it just the house without the land?

Since I am buying it for rentals, is it easy to rent out manufactured homes? For this particular home, it is also in a senior 55+ community. This will make it even more harder to rent out.

Thanks in advance.

[bsrsharma]

I think it is without land since the assessors report values land as 0. So you may have to consider land rent before computing your cash flow. But at 85K, house structure seems well priced. After the bubble buyers lose their homes to foreclosure, they have to live somewhere. So demand for low cost housing is one thing that is guaranteed.

[bsrsharma]

I think it is without land since the assessors report values land as 0. So you may have to consider land rent before computing your cash flow. But at 85K, house structure seems well priced. After the bubble buyers lose their homes to foreclosure, they have to live somewhere. So demand for low cost housing is one thing that is guaranteed.

[bsrsharma]

I think it is without land since the assessors report values land as 0. So you may have to consider land rent before computing your cash flow. But at 85K, house structure seems well priced. After the bubble buyers lose their homes to foreclosure, they have to live somewhere. So demand for low cost housing is one thing that is guaranteed.

[bsrsharma]

I think it is without land since the assessors report values land as 0. So you may have to consider land rent before computing your cash flow. But at 85K, house structure seems well priced. After the bubble buyers lose their homes to foreclosure, they have to live somewhere. So demand for low cost housing is one thing that is guaranteed.

[bsrsharma]

I think it is without land since the assessors report values land as 0. So you may have to consider land rent before computing your cash flow. But at 85K, house structure seems well priced. After the bubble buyers lose their homes to foreclosure, they have to live somewhere. So demand for low cost housing is one thing that is guaranteed.

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They don’t last, they fall apart badly in 10 years.

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They don’t last, they fall apart badly in 10 years.

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They don’t last, they fall apart badly in 10 years.

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They don’t last, they fall apart badly in 10 years.

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They don’t last, they fall apart badly in 10 years.

[salo_t]

Usually the sale is for the home only and you have to lease the land they sit on so factor that into the expense. Also the park may have rules that wont allow you to rent it out.
Give the park manager a call and see what the rules are before making any offers.

[salo_t]

Usually the sale is for the home only and you have to lease the land they sit on so factor that into the expense. Also the park may have rules that wont allow you to rent it out.
Give the park manager a call and see what the rules are before making any offers.

[salo_t]

Usually the sale is for the home only and you have to lease the land they sit on so factor that into the expense. Also the park may have rules that wont allow you to rent it out.
Give the park manager a call and see what the rules are before making any offers.

[salo_t]

Usually the sale is for the home only and you have to lease the land they sit on so factor that into the expense. Also the park may have rules that wont allow you to rent it out.
Give the park manager a call and see what the rules are before making any offers.

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