For the question on the one on a acre, it has to be converted to real estate if not already done, otherwise it's considered chattel. I am sure there are different requirements in different areas, but in Ohio it has to be permanently affixed to a foundation and the title must be surrendered and documents recorded with the county. There are also restrictions based on the age of the home (70's, think 1974) due to the building requirements.
Where is the part where they actually talked about purchasing a property for $15,000? Lol I don’t wanna sit through a 40 minute video of bragging about things theyve done they’re not going to explain how they did it.
I will be inheriting a mobile home in a park with the lot land also. They do let owners rent them out in the park. Makes me think what I’m going to do with it. Rent it or sell it. I suppose it’s not a bad problem, just have a lot of studies to do.
Cool episode . It makes me sad that if we wanna talk about investing we have to do some much qualification about morality . I understand you all would get slammed if you didn’t but it’s unfortunate . Anyhow thanks for focusing on some more cash flow centric strategies !
@@ZupoMobiles That makes no sense at all. How does increasing the price of existing mobile homes provide housing that people wouldn't be able to acquire otherwise?
This was a good interview. I always hear about mobile home parks and wholesaling, nice to be introduce to more options around mobile home investing.
Yes I know, same here. Always grew up hearing negative things about them. Until recently I have a whole new respect and appreciation for them now.
John Fedro is the best!
John is the mobile home guru for sure..great video
John is the man!!
For the question on the one on a acre, it has to be converted to real estate if not already done, otherwise it's considered chattel. I am sure there are different requirements in different areas, but in Ohio it has to be permanently affixed to a foundation and the title must be surrendered and documents recorded with the county. There are also restrictions based on the age of the home (70's, think 1974) due to the building requirements.
Where is the part where they actually talked about purchasing a property for $15,000? Lol I don’t wanna sit through a 40 minute video of bragging about things theyve done they’re not going to explain how they did it.
Pace Morby does the lease to own option with no remorse, he knows those people aren't ever going to afford those properties
BP fell off
I don’t really feel the guest is being 100% honest and the hosts know it.
Why is that?
@@user-st9jt2og5i the guest sounded like he was just telling them what they want to hear or what makes him sound good.
@@ricardon7483 what are you thinking he’s lying about?
@@ricardon7483 gonna sign up for his membership just seeing other people’s perspective
yeah, it’s bad to exploit anyone no matter what they are social economic statuses is. providing affordable housing isn’t exploiting anyone.
This guy doesn't provide affordable housing. He takes affordable housing and makes it less affordable.
Mobile home investing is even more unethical than Airbnbs in unaffordable areas. Mainly the type Brandon Turner does.
Then don't do it.
You need to own the transport company its a game changer.
I will be inheriting a mobile home in a park with the lot land also. They do let owners rent them out in the park. Makes me think what I’m going to do with it. Rent it or sell it. I suppose it’s not a bad problem, just have a lot of studies to do.
Cool episode .
It makes me sad that if we wanna talk about investing we have to do some much qualification about morality . I understand you all would get slammed if you didn’t but it’s unfortunate .
Anyhow thanks for focusing on some more cash flow centric strategies !
Love the podcast! I don’t feel this one !
Maybe it's just me but it seems evil exploiting the housing class and group of people who are literally the last step away from homelessness
It's not exploiting, it's providing them with housing they wouldn't be able to acquire otherwise.
@@ZupoMobiles That makes no sense at all. How does increasing the price of existing mobile homes provide housing that people wouldn't be able to acquire otherwise?
@@nickc3856You have a lot of studying to do to understand
@@nickc3856it’s capitalism this is nothing new it’s called business stop bitching
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