Why mobile home rentals? Get past the prejudice and look at the numbers. In our town, for example, a two bedroom house costs $130,000 and rents for $800/month. A $50,000 mobile home on real estate gets $500/month. Cash-on-cash return on investment is obviously higher with mobile homes.
Don’t let the half-truth that mobiles depreciate in value [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Homes’
May 4th, 2010
Mobile Home Rentals – A Great Investment
Posted in Investments 
Tags: 10 Years, 163, Equity Building, Fourteen Years, House Rentals, Insurance, Insurance Repairs, Investors, Mobile Home For Sale, Mobile Home Rentals, Mobile Homes, Negative Cash Flow, Prejudice, Real Estate Agent, Rents, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Sn, Truth, Year Mortgage
Tags: 10 Years, 163, Equity Building, Fourteen Years, House Rentals, Insurance, Insurance Repairs, Investors, Mobile Home For Sale, Mobile Home Rentals, Mobile Homes, Negative Cash Flow, Prejudice, Real Estate Agent, Rents, Return Investment, Return On Investment, Sn, Truth, Year MortgageApril 23rd, 2010
Low Income Housing Investments
Posted in Investments Tags: Bad Rap, Cracked Plaster, Dirt Driveway, Income Renters, Incomes, Landlord, Landlords, Low Income Families, Low Income Housing, Management Problems, Mobile Homes, Natural Lighting, Old Houses, Peeling Paint, Rental Properties, Renter, Rents, Rusty Hinges, Slumlord, Square Footage Requirements
Tags: Bad Rap, Cracked Plaster, Dirt Driveway, Income Renters, Incomes, Landlord, Landlords, Low Income Families, Low Income Housing, Management Problems, Mobile Homes, Natural Lighting, Old Houses, Peeling Paint, Rental Properties, Renter, Rents, Rusty Hinges, Slumlord, Square Footage RequirementsLow income housing providers get a bad rap. Be ready to be called a slumlord if you invest in it. Much of what people call slumlording though, is simply providing reasonable housing for those with low incomes. It is of benefit to the renter AND the landlord.
Why Do People Rent Ugly Homes?
Not-so-nice places are rented [...]