Vero Beach - Florida Manufactured Homes for sale - 55+ communities in Florida

[@petekane2501]

Thanks Vero is a nice area good review of the many options

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

My pleasure!

[@keepthelightbright6861]

I càñ't to be there 👍

[@mariemaitia7502]

That is a drawing card. Coming to Vero Beach in early fall of 2022. Have been coming to Vero on vacation for over 20 yes. In a place now to retire. Love it there. Spent 10 days in Jan 2021 checking out the place. Again love it.

[@jdean2131]

Man I don’t know what it is….I live in California but Mr. Russ makes me want to move to FLA!….Great and very entertaining Channel.

[@Carlossantos-wg8rs]

GREAT PLACE NO LOWLIFES WELCOME HERE

[@TGOD5840]

Lol, there are plenty of lowlifes here.

[@flpirate4565]

Wonderful job on Vero Beach. I do live here and glad that I moved here years ago. Thanks

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Glad you enjoyed it. I have lived nearby for many years but did not realize all the city offers until I did this video.

[@danajoiner8049]

I miss Vero Beach I want to move back to Florida really bad. Its wonderful i was very happy in this area it has alot to offer .. Hope to come back. See you there🤗

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

I hope so too! I'm in Vero all the time. In fact, my next video is in a community in Vero Beach.

[@giannabella9183]

Millionaires taking up all the land by buying these things and then nobody who has a small income can afford to live nicely anymore it's very sad

[@TGOD5840]

There is affordable housing all throughout Vero Beach. I was born and raised there; many sub-divisions are filled will vacant houses.

[@donaldkersey9416]

My home town born there 1955.

[@spencerbailey9659]

Great video Russ, very informative.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Thanks 👍

[@lisarussell6892]

Vero Beach looks like An area I would be interested in

[@kimwolfe6827]

Thank you Russ.

[@beautifulflorida]

Beautiful area and amazing beach!

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

I think the East Coast beaches offer more than those on the west coat but that's just my opinion.

[@ijindy5053]

its great that you show the parks but you should tell us the lot rents.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Sorry, but the only lot rents I feel comfortable posting are for specific homes and only at the time of sale. There can be many lot rents in each park (perimeter, waterfront, interior, etc.) and they change annually. These videos will be around for years. The ONLY way to get a legitimate lot rent quote is from the park owner/manager. (Or an agent who gets it directly from the park) I would do my viewers a great disservice by posting lot rent numbers that would later prove inaccurate.

[@paulmccoy1920]

Do you have any videos for the fort myers area

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

I just posted one on North Ft. Myers. You can find them all here: kzbin.info

[@KevinNordstrom]

I would never live in a manufactured home in Florida near the coast. A Concrete condo or traditional house with flood insurance, but never a mobile home. Even a Cat 2 or 3 would wipe your manufactured home off the map. Seen it happen many times. Can you even get hurricane and flood insurance on a mobile home? I'm moving to Melbourne/ Vero Beach area next year.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

OK, there are lots of condos and conventional homes available in that area. I would suggest Realtor.com for listings. Prices are coming down a little and condo prices may drop further as unit owners get their assessments. One conundrum though - the vast majority of the manufactured homes you saw in this video have been through every hurricane since the mid 1980s. Might be just a fluke though....

[@buff6637]

Hello...very new to channel..plan on moving to a 55 + mobile community in Florida within next 10 yrs on modest pension and social security...any pointers would be greatly appreciated...thanks

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

I suggest you get a copy of my book as a place to start. "Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option" amzn.to/3c3UMPJ There are several other books and resources I recommend on the website: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources And, subscribe to the channel and join our Inner Circle (free) to be notified when videos come out or I announce other offers, exclusive to Inner Circle members.

[@noreenn6976]

I'd love to see videos on communities in central FL Orlando and north, know of any channels that cover that area?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

No, I don't. There are easily 100 major sized communities or more in that area. Covering them all is quite a task. I'm sure I'll cover some in the future and discuss the area in detail.

[@noreenn6976]

@@RussellWatsonFMHL thank you for all you do.

[@kamm5553]

Russ, thanks for all you do and now I am will get new videos since joining the Inner Circle. But do you ever explore Florida's west coast? I am interested in Crystal River and Homosassa, that general area extending up to the Panhandle. Thanks

[@vladtaleysnik8133]

Hello my friend, how are you ? I am looking for 55+ community around Vero Beach FL for my Mom for future, that has a shuttle bus to groceries stores and a beach, what would you suggest? Thank you and I will wait for your kind response. Ran

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Sorry, I do not sell homes or offer personal consultation; preferring to reserve the time I have available for producing educational materials. With over 22,000 subscribers, I would be quickly overwhelmed if I tried. We each have unique needs, wants, and financial situations. If you have a specific question related to a video, just put it in the comments so all can benefit from the answer. If you are looking for general guidance on choosing a community, may I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes ; The Land-Lease Option. amzn.to/3c3UMPJ To download community lists, join my Inner Circle (free) The website offers this and many more resources for finding, purchasing, and maintaining the right home for you: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources

[@sheripoland4742]

It's interesting that resident owned communities are being bought up by investment companies. Do you have any thoughts on why this might be happening?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Land zoned for high density single family homes (mobile home parks) is very scarce. Most of the major sized land lease parks have already been bought by investors. Shareholders in some ROC CoOps see a huge profit on their share price and decide to sell. All it takes is a majority. There is no limit on what the new owners can set as lot rent and when faced with powerful attorneys and little choice, residents are unlikely to fight. Combine that with easy money from the GSAs and tax breaks for improvements made and you have a situation where fund managers and REITs can offer far above book value with the expectation they will see very favorable returns for their investors. The newer ROCs being formed under ROCUSA and similar have limits on who the park can be sold to but that is usually not the case in Florida.

[@sheripoland4742]

So there's really no security in ROCs anymore. Not good news if one is thinking long term.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

@@sheripoland4742 You need to evalute that risk when looking at a co-op. I saw another one today in Deerfield Beach that sold to an investment group for 12.9 m.

[@monkusbee]

Is it possible to buy a cheap manufactured home, rip it down and build a more modern one on the lot?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

No, Manufactured home are built to HUD specs. They can be repaired, remodeled, and where allowed - added on to. You could replace one with a new manufactured home in some parks. But it's not something you can build.

[@jamespetersen3933]

You mentioned a lot of parks but only one lot rent rate?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

These videos will be seen for years and even within a park specific lot rents can be different for interior, exterior, etc. Best to call the park or check with an agent on a specific deal. Some parks also have a much higher rate for new buyers than the currently published lot rents.

[@patschuster6034]

Does anyone have a recommendation in the Placida or Englewood area?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Join my Inner Circle (free) and download a complete list for the state. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources

[@richtinkey7008]

Vero beach

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Yes, it is.

[@doloresedwards1943]

Russ Are there any nice mobil home parks in the Panhandle I have a friend in Panama City, Florida and one in Santa Rosa, Florida.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

You can download a complete list of land-lease parks in that area from the website. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources

[@bieberfrau6660]

What are the costs to live there?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

If you are looking for general guidance on choosing a community, may I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option. amzn.to/3c3UMPJ The website offers many more resources for finding, purchasing, and maintaining the right home for you: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources

[@Pjzweek6586]

Are all of these parks 55 plus?

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

No, Lakewood Village is an all ages community.

[@suzsnnesanders4742]

Not me at least where I live I pretty much know when I walk outside I won't know be looking down on alligator gator or deadly snake

[@jakejohnson7714]

how much just for the lot rent, please!

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

It is best to contact the park to get their rental amount for a particular lot. Lot rents in this area range from just under $500/mo to as much as $1640 or more depending on the park and location within the park.

[@jakejohnson7714]

you do a lot of talking about the attraction but you don't f tell us how much!

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Every community is different and even within parks costs can vary. Also "how much" depends upon your choice of home. Give Four Star Homes a call if you want info in this area. They have a Vero office and are great folks to deal with. You can also go to their website and check houses for sale. They cover most Vero parks and show lot rents in their listings.

[@corygraney8556]

We full, stop coming.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

There are still some homes for sale in these parks!

[@thomaskennedy3057]

Nice place but videos like this make people move here that turn the place to crap. Been here 7 years and have seen the town changing.

[@RussellWatsonFMHL]

Actually mobile home parks in Florida were a very well kept secret bargain until the mid 90s. But I have to wonder about your assessment. These parks have been here many years and new ones aren't being built. (Unlike the sprawling subdevelopments of relatively wealthy folks that surround Vero Beach in all directions) The folks who live in these homes are almost all retired working-class people who enjoy retirement in their communities. They support law enforcement, local charities, and businesses such as restaurants and local shops. There is virtually no crime in these communities. Everyone undergoes background checks before being allowed to live here. I think you need to look elsewhere for your undesirable element.