4 Things you MUST DO when renting out a MOBILE HOME

4 Things you MUST DO when renting out a MOBILE HOME | RENTAL TIPS

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4 Things you MUST DO when renting out a MOBILE HOME | RENTAL TIPS
We just finished rehabbing our mobile home and it came out great! This is our first time screening tenants so its fresh in my mind, so I want to go over 4 things you must do when renting out your mobile home, or any property for that matter. Let’s go!
Rental properties are going to serve as our long term wealth building vehicle as well as creating passive income, but here’s the catch if you property manage your own properties like you might in the start of your real estate journey its not truly passive. You have a lot of things you have, have to do in just to get it ready to rent. That’s what I want to touch on today. So let’s jump into it.
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@linden5576 Жыл бұрын

Hey! I found your channel because I come on KZbin. It’s almost like a last resort, looking for places to rent permanently. I’m trying to get a feel for what’s out there and where they’re located and where I’d like to live. I’m looking in Florida only because I grew up in Florida before moving to Michigan 45 years ago. No, I’m 62 on Social Security and pension, female with a son that’s 31 years old that helps take care of me living with me. He doesn’t drive because he has medication resistant seizures, but he sure does help me because I struggle to get around physically due to osteoarthritis, but I’m in good health and got a long life ahead of me. I’m single my husband passed away from cancer a few years ago and that cut all of our moving in dreams.😢 So here I am with my son, looking to rent somewhere on my budget in a warm location. I want to forever place that say that I can just be in the rest of my life if possible when I get to the point where I need to go somewhere then that will happen whether it’s to my second son who lives in Texas or into an elderly facility. It has to be affordable for me, though I have just under $3000 a month income from Social Security and pension. I also own a home here in Michigan that I plan on selling when I find the perfect place to rent. So, if you know anyone that can that has a place available in my budget this would be great! I’m looking for a two bedroom two bath. I do have a pug, he is getting older. My son and I were clean people we do not do drugs or smoke vapes we’re not alcoholics any of that. I do have some osteoarthritis so I do have a little bit of a difficult time getting around and I don’t like to drive alone. Great video❤

@thisisalexbarnett Жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by! What part of FL are you looking in?

@linden5576 Жыл бұрын

@@thisisalexbarnett I am looking anywhere in Florida. I know it’s safer to be inland Sebring, Avon Park, I mean, but it Hass to be a safe place because I can’t defend myself. L O LL O L. Anywhere 55+ or not a mobile home on a piece of property it doesn’t matter as long as it’s in a safe area! I would like to have a two bedroom, preferably one and ahalf bath but a one bath will do. Anywhere in my budget I have a sister that owns a mobile home on the outskirts of Avon Park and frostproof. And my mom lives in Sebring out in the country in a double wide on a piece of owned property. she’s 89 so she can’t help., She lives with my niece. When you go to rent somewhere it seems like in Florida. They tell you you have to have 2 1/2 times your rent so if I get 3000 a month and that means 1000 for rent I guess they don’t figure you’ll pay your bills or something! L O L. Hey, thank you for getting back with me. I really really do appreciate it.❤️❤️

@ClassycurlyMixedQueen 11 күн бұрын

I recently had the idea to rent out mobile homes I saw one on Facebook that’s 55k and it’s been around for 55+ haha I’m starting to think renting can be a real pain . I just want to get a bang for my buck without having to deal with long term issues . I just don’t know how to go about that

@thisisalexbarnett 9 күн бұрын

Renting can be a pain, but if you screen correctly you should be able to mitigate that. Renting can provide an income that could prove to be worthwhile in a few years.

@thisisalexbarnett 9 күн бұрын

Let me know if you need help.

@commercialand Жыл бұрын

My wife owns 25% of a decent size mobil home park with about 45 homes. We are looking to to buy a few mobil homes and renovate and put them in the park that my brother in law who owns the 75%. He said we could put 3 of them in the park to work on and not have to pay for the monthly lot space while fixing them up. The park is mostly full of renters and it needs work on roads and about 7 mobil homes that I have already been renovating to rent. Since the park is not in the best shape or best neighborhood, I'm being encouraged to rent them instead of selling them due to less undesirable area. I prefer to sell and not have to deal with maintenance issues that will inevitably arise. My brother in laws plan is to make it a senior park one day, but I'm guessing this is 10 years down the road and I'm 55. Really dont want to be caught up with tenants renting. what are your thoughts?

@thisisalexbarnett Жыл бұрын

A lot of great choices. I would probably flip if you're not up for renting. Especially in C or D markets, renting can come with a host of problems. If you're looking to cash out completely, I know buyers looking to buy mobile home parks. Making is a senior park could be great idea, but like you mentioned a lot can happen in 10 years. Please email me and we can discuss further! Thanks for checking in.

@theramonejones Жыл бұрын

I like the energy! Good luck on your journey. Im a realtor in Pennsylvania, in case you need someone over here! 🎉

@thisisalexbarnett Жыл бұрын

Thanks brother ! Are you working with investors? Anything off market ?

@theramonejones Жыл бұрын

@@thisisalexbarnett yes sir, a lot of airbnb recently

@ReadTheBible33 9 ай бұрын

Lmao That's funny I'm 34 right I've rented some places now on my own home but to me it's logical to screen people I mean that just for me comes second nature we were talking about this last night you don't know who you're having stay in your investment. I do pass control for a living and certainly see in here nightmares.

@thisisalexbarnett 9 ай бұрын

That’s awesome. I’m going to do a video on how I completely screwed this up and rented to a serial squatter by accident. 😅