I am one very reliable, skilled, and resonable handyman. He is growing and it's tougher to get on his schedule. I should probably try someone new next time, in order to have a backup.

Stop posting. This content is shit and so are you

Did you buy this unit from the former owner or from the park? When you do buy units from the park, has it already been cleaned out by the park, or is that negotiable?

Wtf, a used trailer for 100,000? Holy fuck, were all fucked? 😅

Lots of work, but adding the bedroom should make it so worth it.

I manage the renovations myself, subbing out 90+% of the work. I actually like to pressure-wash exterior and do the final interior cleaning. Likely to continue that since i am retired and only working a part time job. I evaluate the extent of the work and like to purchase materials and have them delivered, so i stay familiar with costs and quality and the guys appreciate being able to show up and get right to work. I also enjoy hunting for perfect condition used materials like light fixtures, sinks, and doors at the many thrift- type places in my area. All the skilled work is done by people i hire.

Put a washer and dryer in the big bathroom??

Would you recommend flipping mobile homes in a state like Connecticut where there are only about 12k mobile homes?

Where are you located? I want to get more involved in this business. I'm willing to invest my time to help you.

You really felt the need to post this?

Nice job. You might want to rethink the flooring, because I read a design website that many buyers do not like grey. Especially grey floors.

Had this same issue. The floor was stained and soft, all in front of the sink and frig. Turned out to be the AC unit leaking. Called an Heat and Air company to come inspect it and it was 100% good, except for the drain line clogged. They cleared it out with some compressed air , then we ripped and replaced about a half sheet of subfloor and we're good to go.

I really appreciated this informative and helpful information. Thank you for this video. 🙂

"Newer?" Sorry, did you forget the mid 90s was 30 years ago? Or are you usually working on "mobile homes" that haven't budged since the 60s?

MobileHomeFlipper, This is great! I liked it and subscribed!

I have always been afraid to move a unit. Just too many unknowns.

What was the price on that mobile home?

That speaks well of your company. Reputation matters.

The place is such a nightmare.

Looks like it was a very attractive home to start with.

$69,000?? You couldn't put enough into that old trailer to make it worth that price. For shame.

That project probably is more than I would take on. Did just finish a 2017 SW 3/2 that had a " dog room" in it that had to be ripped out. I agree that part of the job is respecting the needs of the park. Really enjoying and learning from these videos. Thanks!

Thank you so much

Great advice, thank you.

Yep. Mobile homes always seem to have problems to solve. Repairs rarely go according to plan.

I think it looks amazing. Beautiful job. New mobile homes like this are going for the price of a standard home.

Great info...I'm just starting my journey to alternative housing..so thank you I had no clue they had vin numbers..

Sad situation. Fixing this mobile home would be like trying to build a new one with the old one in your way. :(

Is your lending available in other states?

That was fascinating! Walking in I'm like it's pretty nice. Then you took it down peg by peg. What a scary mess.

Gatekeeper is my term for park management also. I'm glad that the company vets the buyers so that I don't have to.

Outstanding presentation young lady! You really know you're stuff. I appreciate your presentation basing valuations on investment and/or long term considerations w/options. . Thank you for all the informed helpful hints. Y'all did a great job!

Good info. I'm currently buying my manufactured home in a park. Park is owned by Yes Communities. The corporation keeps the park up with regular maintenance and buying and selling homes in the park. Since I do not own the land. And, to assist with my retirement I have rented my two bedrooms out to two tenants that are drawing their retirement. It's a win win situation for both the landlord and tenant. My bills are paid. Enjoying a wonderful quality of life. At the same time the tenants have affordability and good quality living. (We share a 3 bedroom 2 bath with livingroom fireplace, den, laundry room, screened in porch, outdoor grille patio and Enjoying a firepit). It is located in a suburbs rural area. Best decision I ever made.

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Wow I love the kitchen!

Also, what is your typical budget for renovations?

If I may ask, what was the circumstance that granted you a free mobile home?

Nice job. Quick question. in the shower did you connect new pex into the original pex with sharkbite fittings?

I’d never buy a home with carpet. Filthy things.

Nix the carpet. Cabinets are too dark. I don’t like dark floors, it sucks out all the light from the room. Other than that looks good.

1:09 I dont like that dishwasher next to the stove. Hard to open one or the other!

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Good deal! How much will you put in to fix it up? I’d like to try finding one.

For a 67,000 I will buy a brand new trailer house you must have been drinking

So you are the people making it impossible for fixed income people to afford a mobile home to live in. Shame on you. Greedy people.😡

I don’t like egg shells paint hard to clean walls if need be

Average people cannot afford a house anymore. I think manufactured housing are the answer to a LOT of families.

Outstanding! About how much would the full rehab cost if I hired to do the job for a ‘70s single wide 2BD, 1.5 Bath? $25K? or more?

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I love it! I did 45K profiting December. Looking at 60K hopefully in the next month with 2 more homes. Can't wait to see the updates