I’m confident at some point there will be something built behind that wall on the currently vacant land. The land development is going crazy in Arizona with new home subdivisions and apartment complexes seeming to pop-up all over. When I spoke with the manager of the community after this video she informed me that the last she had heard the land was owned by a company who planned to use that land for commercial purposes (some type of home accessory, sunscreen manufacturing) but was not exactly sure and did not know current status. If someone is concerned about what will eventually be behind that wall, it would be a good idea to do more research before buying. The street on which this community is located currently dead ends at the entry to the road that leads to the landfill (you can actually see the landfill in the distance when I show the view in the back). I asked the manager and the owner if there was any issue with smell. Manager told me that the actual landfill is about a mile away and that odor has never been a major issue. She did say that the trucks that drive to the landfill who do not have their loads adequately secured have debris, etc. that drop off the trucks and that they regularly have their maintenance person go to the street to clear. The manager also told me that I should disclose to buyers that there is a lot of uncleared brush on that lot which was not shown in the video. I asked the seller if they ever had an issue with smell from the landfill. It was disclosed that depending on the wind and when they turn the landfill (about once a month), they will occasionally notice odor but that it has never been anything that has bothered them. I have been to the property a few times now and have never noticed any bad odors. I have taken more photos of the land in the back both from behind the home and from the perimeter of the back lot to the perimeter of the community,. We always encourage prospective buyers to speak with the community managers directly, review the rules/lease agreements before they enter into an agreement to purchase. If anyone would like a copy of the buyer advisory we have which goes over multiple points to consider regarding purchasing homes in land lease communities please feel free to email us: azActiveResorts@gmail.com.
Not just a mobile . . It's a home! . . Very nicely appointed and extremely neat and well maintained , this is truly turn-key . . Too bad the little pup isn't included . . So cute!
I want some place I can pay cash for and own it outright. With this house you're paying alot of money for just a place to rent. In Happy Trails in Surprise,AZ it's a senior park but when you buy you also own the land it's on. You get a deed of ownership. HOA there is $120.00 per month. They take car of common areas like roads and pools.
@@lindagraham178 I don't understand why someone would pay $80,000 to $100,000 for a mobile home then pay space rent on it for ever. You never really own anything. Even if you own the home if you don't pay the space rent you could lose it very easy. My mother owns a single wide in a park in Camarillo, Ca. Her space rent is $1100. Per month. And it goes up frequently. The only way id buy a mobile home is if the land was included.
@@davidfulkerson1187 I agree with you 100%, you already know the situation with your Mom's space rent, these crazy rates are pretty much the normal in the Sacramento Valley, I thought serious about a mobile, in a park, and came to my senses, there are some priced in the over $250,000 and above and they are older than dirt.
Lot fees like everything else goes up every year. also management did things to the lot I didn't approve of but couldn't do anything. I live at another site like this.
Very nice and unique property in that so much space was allocated to the two bedrooms. Sounds like the perfect floorplan for a special group of buyers. Also, because the owners are going to be RV'ing...the future buyers are going to get a windfall of all those beautiful furnishings. Prefect property for the right buyers.
Wait a.minute there is a palm harbor Florida trailer park home i thought you were showing us that one.. never saw a trailer park in AZ. The one in Florida is just as clean paved roads leading in and out of park. A very attractive park just like this one..
Looks very clean and well maintained..also very cozy..it is for sure worth the asking price but I could no way afford all the fees that goes with this..to bad land was not included...on another note I look at this and then see all these people squeezing a family into a tiny home and paying way more than this..so I don't really understand that tiny house movement...
Love your videos... We are starting the search for our own winter home and are finding them very informative. I notice that often there are comments from those who find the monthly rates high. It may reduce some of these if you were able to link to a community website in the description which would highlight all the great amenities which are often included for the price. Certainly I would appreciate knowing the community name as that is certainly a large factor in deciding to pursue a property in this category (or is there possibly some specific reason you consciously omit that info)? All the best... 🤚
One of the reasons we began omitting the specific locations (starting about 14 months ago) is due to privacy/safety concerns expressed by various sellers and community management (as YT is a widespread public forum and reaches people not just interested in purchasing homes). There are multiple other on-line options which display community names/home locations if someone decides to search. If a prospective purchaser contacts our office we are happy to disclose.
Very nice home, how ever these lot fees without even including trash seem high. Can't do any kind of normal home loans. Would rather own the land/lot and pay an HOA fee. Are there any of those types of homes for sale? Or do you only list land lease homes?
what is the water situation in Azrizona? I told my son about your trailers and he was worried about running out of water there. also, is it safe there? I seee the security doors and wondered about safety
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I lived in my own mobile home on my own acre of property in the 70s in Texas. It was great! But I would NEVER Lease or rent land to live in a mobile home. It's ridiculous!
Just beautiful, unfortunately way out of my league in lot fees & price. However it's worth every penny & more of what their asking. Some lucky person will swoop up on this , I'm sure.
Well, where I live now the average rent on an apts are anywhere from 1,295-1600. Plus water & garbage. So looks like a great buy to me. For a 1 bedroom. Where is it you live?
@@didibolter9362 I live in Texas and I live in a mobile home on private property and I have to spray my home with fast cap that I ordered from Amazon which is a commercial type scorpion killer spider killer kind of thing and it works because since I've moved out here in the last 3 years I have probably killed 12 or 13 scorpions more inside and outside at night time I get a kick of going outside with a green light and killing the scorpions and I have been stung in the last 3 years about four times inside my home. My dog was stung one time. Spiders we have wolf spiders here in Texas and it kills those spiders as well. So Arizona isn't the only place that has them Texas has them too and I
I used to live in San Antonio and there are mobile home parks in San Antonio that actually have listings for mobile homes for sale three bedrooms two baths go for about 54,000 or less depends on how big of a house you want and they are not 20 years old either they are newer within 5 to 10 years and even newer than that
I’m not aware of any manufactured housing communities that have that (some have community RV storage). I have seen these in RV parks but not in MH parks.
If you capitalize that land lease, someone is making a fortune on desert sand. The idea being you pay cash for the home, then the land lease doesn’t seem quite as bad as it is.
I have plenty of property just northeast of Albuquerque, New Mexico. All inherited free and clear. Maybe I should invest in a park like this. Only charge less a month.
If you decide to develop or are able to buy a land lease community, please let us know! It would be good to see resident-owned (co-op) communities too!
@@alchemenergyacademy6231 I do believe it is a great location. But I also own the mineral rights to all the property and I do have mineral that companies have been knocking.
I sure hope it goes fast to someone and I hope that after they pay for that they can afford groceries and gas and to do the things they want to do cuz that's going to be an expensive payment for sure. Sure is a beautiful home it's been well kept but 22-year-old home on property you don't own at that price is beyond me sorry to say
Please feel free to contact our office. We do not post specific locations in our videos. Contact information is located in the detail section below the video.
I'm in the market to purchase a home in the East Mesa / Apache Junction area. It will be a cash purchase, with no financing. I have been following your channel for a while, there are just some amazing properties. I would be very interested in talking to you. My top purchase price will be $80,000, like I said cash purchase.
@@didibolter9362 I live in Texas and we have spiders and scorpions galore. My son used to do pest control and he would come out and spray my house with fast cap and it's something you can order online it's a concentrate you have to mix in a gallon sprayer. It kills scorpions and you don't see them for about 3 months. Where I live I have been stung about four times in the last 3 years inside my home but so far this year I have only seen four scorpions in my house so I need to spray again I haven't sprayed in about 3 and 1/2 months so you've got to keep up with it. I hate scorpions they are the worst after being stung several times by them I have learned that they are evil and I don't like them LOL. Snakes dry areas are prone to have snakes just like Texas where I live we get Rattlers and we get copperheads. I just make sure that like in the area where I live that I keep my grass cut really short they don't like to be out in the open. And also we have an exterminator that does have a snake type extermination that will keep the snakes from coming in your yard there's something about what they use that the snakes don't like
@@vickystevens6123 I have only seen one scorpion in my life and that was on the Big Island of Hawaii in the Volcanoes National Park, and wow, did that thing ever look mad, it was walking with 2 women, side by side, right next to a lady's tennis shoe. I was walking behind them because they had a flashlight and it was to dark to see without one. Please Vicky, I hope that you don't get stung by anymore of them, they look sincerely NASTY!! Take care my friend and thank you for sharing your comment, I found it incredibly interesting 🕷 🕷 🕷 🕷, sorry, I couldn't help myself.😆 🤗😆🤗
Yes, this is located in a land lease community. You said that someone can get a 3BR/2BA brand new home for about the same price. I was just curious where you have seen a 3BR/2BA new home for about the same price located recently. In a land lease community? Home only on a dealer lot? In Arizona?
Lol...The resale of manufactured homes in 55+ communities has gone crazy . I bought my manufactured home in July of 2020 for $20000 and can sell it now for $60000.
"Nobody behind you" . . . Yet. : )
I’m confident at some point there will be something built behind that wall on the currently vacant land. The land development is going crazy in Arizona with new home subdivisions and apartment complexes seeming to pop-up all over. When I spoke with the manager of the community after this video she informed me that the last she had heard the land was owned by a company who planned to use that land for commercial purposes (some type of home accessory, sunscreen manufacturing) but was not exactly sure and did not know current status. If someone is concerned about what will eventually be behind that wall, it would be a good idea to do more research before buying. The street on which this community is located currently dead ends at the entry to the road that leads to the landfill (you can actually see the landfill in the distance when I show the view in the back). I asked the manager and the owner if there was any issue with smell. Manager told me that the actual landfill is about a mile away and that odor has never been a major issue. She did say that the trucks that drive to the landfill who do not have their loads adequately secured have debris, etc. that drop off the trucks and that they regularly have their maintenance person go to the street to clear. The manager also told me that I should disclose to buyers that there is a lot of uncleared brush on that lot which was not shown in the video. I asked the seller if they ever had an issue with smell from the landfill. It was disclosed that depending on the wind and when they turn the landfill (about once a month), they will occasionally notice odor but that it has never been anything that has bothered them. I have been to the property a few times now and have never noticed any bad odors. I have taken more photos of the land in the back both from behind the home and from the perimeter of the back lot to the perimeter of the community,. We always encourage prospective buyers to speak with the community managers directly, review the rules/lease agreements before they enter into an agreement to purchase. If anyone would like a copy of the buyer advisory we have which goes over multiple points to consider regarding purchasing homes in land lease communities please feel free to email us: azActiveResorts@gmail.com.
Walmart could fit in there with ease !
Not just a mobile . . It's a home! . . Very nicely appointed and extremely neat and well maintained , this is truly turn-key . . Too bad the little pup isn't included . . So cute!
It always blows me away when I see how much they want for the property the place sits on. $647.00 I feel is ridiculous!
I want some place I can pay cash for and own it outright. With this house you're paying alot of money for just a place to rent. In Happy Trails in Surprise,AZ it's a senior park but when you buy you also own the land it's on. You get a deed of ownership. HOA there is $120.00 per month. They take car of common areas like roads and pools.
I' m in Northern California, space rents are $700 and up, some $900 and $1000 and utilities on top of that, and mobiles selling like hotcakes.
@@lindagraham178 I don't understand why someone would pay $80,000 to $100,000 for a mobile home then pay space rent on it for ever. You never really own anything. Even if you own the home if you don't pay the space rent you could lose it very easy. My mother owns a single wide in a park in Camarillo, Ca. Her space rent is $1100. Per month. And it goes up frequently. The only way id buy a mobile home is if the land was included.
@@davidfulkerson1187 I agree with you 100%, you already know the situation with your Mom's space rent, these crazy rates are pretty much the normal in the Sacramento Valley, I thought serious about a mobile, in a park, and came to my senses, there are some priced in the over $250,000 and above and they are older than dirt.
Lot fees like everything else goes up every year. also management did things to the lot I didn't approve of but couldn't do anything. I live at another site like this.
The fact the property is rented. I turn it down. No way I get into a home of any kind where I have to pay the rent for the space it sits on.
This home shows it was cared for! Looks so clean and cozy! Love the patio, coffee please!
Be great if it wasn’t 114* outside…it may be dry heat but here in the San Antonio area the humid rarely gets below 75-80%
@@darlahouston4670 I rather have dry heat. Then any kind humidity. I feel like I am suffocating in humidity. It is just me.
Sweet! I can live inside and outside! Wish I could go to sleep and wake up at that home!👍👍
Wow, No grass to cut, that looks very inviting to me!
I have a home not too far from this location. It's a great area and even though the summers are hot it's still nice.
I remember the days when living in Az was cheap now only the rich can afford to live there.
Yes, I remember when annual lot rents were only $1800 per year. We have to figure out something for affordable housing.
You got that right. The retired working class could have a wonderful end of lifes journey. It's a nightmare now.
Prices keep going up, even rentals
This is beautiful! And Benny is super cute!
Nice home... congratulations the new owner 🎉🎉🎊🎉🎊👍Hi... from Puerto Rico 🙋♂️🇵🇷
Very nice and unique property in that so much space was allocated to the two bedrooms. Sounds like the perfect floorplan for a special group of buyers. Also, because the owners are going to be RV'ing...the future buyers are going to get a windfall of all those beautiful furnishings. Prefect property for the right buyers.
Wow… I love it! It’s dated, but it probably wouldn’t cost much to remodel the interior.
Wait a.minute there is a palm harbor Florida trailer park home i thought you were showing us that one.. never saw a trailer park in AZ. The one in Florida is just as clean paved roads leading in and out of park. A very attractive park just like this one..
This community is located in Apache Junction, AZ. The manufacturer is a Palm Harbor.
Very nice home and community. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful home inside and out!
Very Nice and great description from relator....I do wish I could see more of the area around in the park?
Looks very clean and well maintained..also very cozy..it is for sure worth the asking price but I could no way afford all the fees that goes with this..to bad land was not included...on another note I look at this and then see all these people squeezing a family into a tiny home and paying way more than this..so I don't really understand that tiny house movement...
Absolutely perfect! Love it! It sure won't last long at all!
Wish we were ready to decide where we are going this is a nice place 647 a month is a steal compared to some and compared to apartment rent
Love your videos... We are starting the search for our own winter home and are finding them very informative. I notice that often there are comments from those who find the monthly rates high. It may reduce some of these if you were able to link to a community website in the description which would highlight all the great amenities which are often included for the price. Certainly I would appreciate knowing the community name as that is certainly a large factor in deciding to pursue a property in this category (or is there possibly some specific reason you consciously omit that info)? All the best... 🤚
One of the reasons we began omitting the specific locations (starting about 14 months ago) is due to privacy/safety concerns expressed by various sellers and community management (as YT is a widespread public forum and reaches people not just interested in purchasing homes). There are multiple other on-line options which display community names/home locations if someone decides to search. If a prospective purchaser contacts our office we are happy to disclose.
Thank you very much for your time and posting. You do a great job videoing.
Very nice home, how ever these lot fees without even including trash seem high. Can't do any kind of normal home loans. Would rather own the land/lot and pay an HOA fee.
Are there any of those types of homes for sale? Or do you only list land lease homes?
Mike, I specialize in land lease.
We have seen the trailer park homes there so clean and very nice..
I like the house it is just right back that brick wall at the back of the house not for me and u can't see anything. God bless u always 🙏 Baltimore MD
I really liked this home. Very nice. I am sure it sold fast
This was the areas that I was looking at
all price points are within reason. If i could live there full time i would buy it.
Pretty home.
Howdy from nashville tennessee USA music 🎵🎶 city 🌆
I'm interested. But what is the monthly price of the lot rent?
647.00 a month
Not counting your MORTGAGE PAYMENT & bills
what is the water situation in Azrizona? I told my son about your trailers and he was worried about running out of water there. also, is it safe there? I seee the security doors and wondered about safety
Beautiful home but I would never pay that much unless it included the lot. Lot owners can raise rent anytime.
Why do you show units that have sold? How about some currently for sale!
We leave the marked “SOLD” videos on our channel because people enjoy learning about these types of homes and communities. We are uploading new videos (available listings) regularly (although they are all mostly selling very quickly). YT has it’s own algorithm (over which we have no control) as suggestions to those using YT. In order to get notified by YT by email every time a new video is posted, please subscribe and turn on notification to “all”. Thank you for your comment and watching our channel!
This is a very nice 2 bedroom home.
I lived in my own mobile home on my own acre of property in the 70s in Texas. It was great! But I would NEVER Lease or rent land to live in a mobile home. It's ridiculous!
Just beautiful, unfortunately way out of my league in lot fees & price. However it's worth every penny & more of what their asking. Some lucky person will swoop up on this , I'm sure.
With every penny? If it was in Santa Barbara California maybe. The $750 alone is the average mortgage payment today.
@@branmichaluk445 750 for a mortgage in Santa Barbra ???
When , circa 1978!!!!
Well, where I live now the average rent on an apts are anywhere from 1,295-1600. Plus water & garbage. So looks like a great buy to me. For a 1 bedroom. Where is it you live?
Santa Barbara $750 😂
It was sarcasm, for a wheelless trailer on someone else's land.
AMAZING PLACE.
Really enjoying your tours
Love the place great video 👍
Love the house, but no desire to live in Arizona and all that heat!!
Imagine if the ac unit goes out & you can’t afford to get it fixed right away…🥵🥵🥵
And the snakes and scorpions, ewww!!
@@didibolter9362 I live in Texas and I live in a mobile home on private property and I have to spray my home with fast cap that I ordered from Amazon which is a commercial type scorpion killer spider killer kind of thing and it works because since I've moved out here in the last 3 years I have probably killed 12 or 13 scorpions more inside and outside at night time I get a kick of going outside with a green light and killing the scorpions and I have been stung in the last 3 years about four times inside my home. My dog was stung one time. Spiders we have wolf spiders here in Texas and it kills those spiders as well. So Arizona isn't the only place that has them Texas has them too and I
@@vickystevens6123 Oh my goodness Vicky, please watch out for precious dog too, I don't want anything happening to either one of you!!
Oh man that’s beautiful 😀😀❤️❤️What a dream home 😀😀
Oh God I wish! ❣
Super nice property!
It would be great if I thought I could get this house in Texas
I used to live in San Antonio and there are mobile home parks in San Antonio that actually have listings for mobile homes for sale three bedrooms two baths go for about 54,000 or less depends on how big of a house you want and they are not 20 years old either they are newer within 5 to 10 years and even newer than that
Awesome home. I just love it.👍❤️
Apache Junction is at the end of the line in Phoenix metro. Literally n summer it feels like Hades!
Downtown phx is more like Hades. This is right out next to the gorgeous Superstition Mountains.
I wonder why the last owners got out so fast?
lovely home.
How can I log onto what your offering for sale? Please send addy
Beautiful, do they ever finance these or is it cash only?
There are home only loans available. Please feel free to email us and I will be happy to provide contact information: azActiveResorts@gmail.com.
Spotless
What is the lot fee?
seller is leaving a few things for the buyer, great incentive to make a offer
Beautiful!!!
Do you ever get places like that with a full rv cover?...would love something like that with a covered rv port
I’m not aware of any manufactured housing communities that have that (some have community RV storage). I have seen these in RV parks but not in MH parks.
89,900 but I didn't hear the space rent.
@@sandibonner4808
$647.00 monthly
Beautiful side
Wish I could afford it!
Does that selling price also include the property? No monthly space rent?
647.00 a month
@@SheriLatulip and what does that include
@@sagbrady8414 nothing just the lot rental.
What a beautiful
Beautiful. Great review. Cheers!!!
Thank you!
are you British.?
@@davidvonbrawn4904 F&T isn’t British.
Great place.
Very nice!
How much is the space rent ?
Please find the detail section below this video which shows the site fee and other information.
That is very nice ❤
Do they have pickleball courts?
Great question! I will check when the office opens up.
If you capitalize that land lease, someone is making a fortune on desert sand. The idea being you pay cash for the home, then the land lease doesn’t seem quite as bad as it is.
Where is this?
I have plenty of property just northeast of Albuquerque, New Mexico. All inherited free and clear. Maybe I should invest in a park like this. Only charge less a month.
If you decide to develop or are able to buy a land lease community, please let us know! It would be good to see resident-owned (co-op) communities too!
It’s costs alot to put in the infrastructure but if your location is great for a senior park it could be a great investment.
@@alchemenergyacademy6231 I do believe it is a great location. But I also own the mineral rights to all the property and I do have mineral that companies have been knocking.
In a park on a rented lot..uh
No.
It’s very nice
Yes
Beautiful 💖
I sure hope it goes fast to someone and I hope that after they pay for that they can afford groceries and gas and to do the things they want to do cuz that's going to be an expensive payment for sure. Sure is a beautiful home it's been well kept but 22-year-old home on property you don't own at that price is beyond me sorry to say
I like the bathroom
Nice!
647.00 site fee is that monthly?
Ahh yes
lots fees?
How much is the property and the trailer
The site fee and other information is located directly below this video in the detail section.
Where is this located at ??
Please feel free to contact our office. We do not post specific locations in our videos. Contact information is located in the detail section below the video.
I'm in the market to purchase a home in the East Mesa / Apache Junction area. It will be a cash purchase, with no financing.
I have been following your channel for a while, there are just some amazing properties.
I would be very interested in talking to you.
My top purchase price will be $80,000, like I said cash purchase.
Please email us at: azactiveresorts@gmail.com
The fenced in yard is like jail cell.
Where is this home
What about snakes and scorpions?
Lots of them in the desert of az. But no alligators like Florida. 🤣
@@alchemenergyacademy6231 Thanks for the heads up on the snakes and scorpions in the Arizona desert, they really scare me! Ewww!! 😣
@@didibolter9362 I live in Texas and we have spiders and scorpions galore. My son used to do pest control and he would come out and spray my house with fast cap and it's something you can order online it's a concentrate you have to mix in a gallon sprayer. It kills scorpions and you don't see them for about 3 months. Where I live I have been stung about four times in the last 3 years inside my home but so far this year I have only seen four scorpions in my house so I need to spray again I haven't sprayed in about 3 and 1/2 months so you've got to keep up with it. I hate scorpions they are the worst after being stung several times by them I have learned that they are evil and I don't like them LOL. Snakes dry areas are prone to have snakes just like Texas where I live we get Rattlers and we get copperheads. I just make sure that like in the area where I live that I keep my grass cut really short they don't like to be out in the open. And also we have an exterminator that does have a snake type extermination that will keep the snakes from coming in your yard there's something about what they use that the snakes don't like
@@vickystevens6123 I have only seen one scorpion in my life and that was on the Big Island of Hawaii in the Volcanoes National Park, and wow, did that thing ever look mad, it was walking with 2 women, side by side, right next to a lady's tennis shoe. I was walking behind them because they had a flashlight and it was to dark to see without one.
Please Vicky, I hope that you don't get stung by anymore of them, they look sincerely NASTY!! Take care my friend and thank you for sharing your comment, I found it incredibly interesting 🕷 🕷 🕷 🕷, sorry, I couldn't help myself.😆 🤗😆🤗
@@didibolter9362 just be careful in Arizona. They have bark scorpions and those can put you in the hospital. Please stay safe as well.
Way overpriced for a 2bd/2bath. You can get a 3bd/2bath brand new for about the same price.
Really. Where? Is that already set up or on a dealer lot?
AZ ACTIVE RESORTS DOT COM no. But your not getting the land or the lot with yours.
Yes, this is located in a land lease community. You said that someone can get a 3BR/2BA brand new home for about the same price. I was just curious where you have seen a 3BR/2BA new home for about the same price located recently. In a land lease community? Home only on a dealer lot? In Arizona?
Nice but they are worthless for resale. Not to mention in a hurricane! Too dated.
Thanks for your comment but the statement regarding value is not evidenced by what we are seeing in the market currently.
Hurricane in az? 🤣🤣
Lol...The resale of manufactured homes in 55+ communities has gone crazy . I bought my manufactured home in July of 2020 for $20000 and can sell it now for $60000.
Only owned it for 2 yrs why? Restrictions as an owner. count the illegals NO THKS
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This is NOT a very ue for your CRAPPY ADS! Jesus
Nice !!