You can convert a mobile home manufactured home Etc. into real property by removing the wheels and attaching it to the land on a permanent foundation hurricane straps Etc. Not in a park because you do not own the land and you cannot do this with anything built from 1976 or older
Oh my...very interesting show. I really wish though that there wasn't so much generalisations included regarding manufactured homes. They are affordable homes, that are not a waste of money if bought "new from the dealer". Wow...I speak from the perspective of someone who has watched for 40 plus years as thousands of people were enabled to become homeowners in Vermont and New Hampshire because of my hardworking father, a "dealer". Homes never sell for a few thousand dollars here in parks or on land. Try 100k plus for a double wide home in a park. We have parks too. We have residents who have happily lived in their homes for decades. Not all people want to "get out of their home". They live in their homes, as part of communities that they are proud of. What is happening in Texas is not the reality in the entire United States.
Hi there I am seeing the show for the first time 4 years after it was first recorded, and I can honestly say I live in Chicago land and trailers absolutely sell for two three $4,000!! Of course I can appreciate you sticking up for your dad's business but the fact still remain the same in 2022 an old trailer is just an old trailer. Before 76 nobody can move them out of parks so they keep trying to keep it running so it doesn't have to be hauled away. John is not wrong, and now I see Texas is building more parks due to the economy.! I hope it's not to house all those illegals SMH SMH
Here"s my question? Are all the owners of Bigger Pockets Real Estate Investors. I would hope so with all the Great Info that you're around! Yall should be Multi-Miilionaires!
Very interesting... I have been thinking about moving into the mobile home side of investment. I have a vacation home in AZ and there are a lot of mobile home parks. I was thinking flipping and renting them. A mixture of both.
One option on a home that needs demolished, the local fire dept could us it as a training exercise and actually burn it. May not be an option in all areas. Still leaves a little clean up but should keep the cost down.
I live here in Marin county Cali and there is not a moblie home here for under 50k....................In fact most of the bay area is really costly to get into and there is no inventory. Any help?
Erik Lindquist You may want to look outside your market (your backyard) as they call it. Fresno or Sacramento does have lots of inventory if you want to step out a few hours drive or so. Getting help or "boots on the ground" especially if paid based off of performance is best when having people "work for you" at first.
I like how the podcast went from John Fredo using the "getting sick" euphemism to Josh Dorkin talking about him keeping the vomit in a jar on the dashboard.
I can"t stand when women just laugh, when they don't know what to say. and it's twice as worst when men do it like at the first part of this interview, Stop it!!!
This video changed my life! Great listen :)
I saw you guys on john fedros podcast good info
I’m going to buy your course!
Waylon’s World 🙌🏾🙌🏾
You can convert a mobile home manufactured home Etc. into real property by removing the wheels and attaching it to the land on a permanent foundation hurricane straps Etc.
Not in a park because you do not own the land and you cannot do this with anything built from 1976 or older
Every time I listen to John I get motivated and inspired!
Can you make a new video 2023 for trailer/mobile home plz. Tia
Oh my...very interesting show. I really wish though that there wasn't so much generalisations included regarding manufactured homes. They are affordable homes, that are not a waste of money if bought "new from the dealer". Wow...I speak from the perspective of someone who has watched for 40 plus years as thousands of people were enabled to become homeowners in Vermont and New Hampshire because of my hardworking father, a "dealer". Homes never sell for a few thousand dollars here in parks or on land. Try 100k plus for a double wide home in a park. We have parks too. We have residents who have happily lived in their homes for decades. Not all people want to "get out of their home". They live in their homes, as part of communities that they are proud of. What is happening in Texas is not the reality in the entire United States.
Hi there I am seeing the show for the first time 4 years after it was first recorded, and I can honestly say I live in Chicago land and trailers absolutely sell for two three $4,000!! Of course I can appreciate you sticking up for your dad's business but the fact still remain the same in 2022 an old trailer is just an old trailer. Before 76 nobody can move them out of parks so they keep trying to keep it running so it doesn't have to be hauled away. John is not wrong, and now I see Texas is building more parks due to the economy.! I hope it's not to house all those illegals SMH SMH
“This is episode 75 and hopefully we’ll make it all the way to 100!” -Josh
Good news buddy, you crushed that number by a long shot!
Fantastic would love to see him on in this calender year again.
Here"s my question? Are all the owners of Bigger Pockets Real Estate Investors. I would hope so with all the Great Info that you're around! Yall should be Multi-Miilionaires!
This is such a great way to start. One simple question. Even though you pay cash. Do you have the house inspected?
Nope.....there sre bidets BU JOHN, that are inspection videos! Enjoy....
Very interesting... I have been thinking about moving into the mobile home side of investment. I have a vacation home in AZ and there are a lot of mobile home parks. I was thinking flipping and renting them. A mixture of both.
One option on a home that needs demolished, the local fire dept could us it as a training exercise and actually burn it. May not be an option in all areas. Still leaves a little clean up but should keep the cost down.
I live here in Marin county Cali and there is not a moblie home here for under 50k....................In fact most of the bay area is really costly to get into and there is no inventory. Any help?
Erik Lindquist You may want to look outside your market (your backyard) as they call it. Fresno or Sacramento does have lots of inventory if you want to step out a few hours drive or so. Getting help or "boots on the ground" especially if paid based off of performance is best when having people "work for you" at first.
cool thanks
California said it all............
Move
I like how the podcast went from John Fredo using the "getting sick" euphemism to Josh Dorkin talking about him keeping the vomit in a jar on the dashboard.
What book inspired him, that he read twice.
Lol, he quoted Aaliyah! 😂❤
I am in the Chi I was wondering could you be my mentor for my first couple of deals. Or refer me to a mentor?
I have never seen close to a deal of 4k let alone 1k for a mobile home. Am I missing something? This sounds ridiculous.
They are out there! I've seen $500 for 1, but it was ripped to bare nothing
this one's fun
I am dreaming of selling the same home 3 times, regardless of the damage they do
back when you had no video
Maybe I'm skeptical but nobody sells their $25k mobile home for $3k at 300/month for 10 months. Why wouldn't the owner just rent it?
people go through alot and might not want to deal with tenants. Probably needed to be out regardless. It was $8000/3k down
Because you don't want to hold depreciating assets and many people have no desire to be a landlord.
Again, if you lie to your tenant you can loose your property. Pro tip, don't lie.
@1:01 thats 8..lol
meh, not feeling the pod cast on youtube.......................lacks a personal effect
I can"t stand when women just laugh, when they don't know what to say. and it's twice as worst when men do it like at the first part of this interview, Stop it!!!