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Title: Mobile Home Parks Dirt Goldmines


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Mobile Home ParksDirt Goldmines
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State of the Industry
  • High Vacancies
  • Run Down Properties
  • New Construction is virtually non-existent
  • Mobile Home financing (chattel loans) has dried up

3
Can You Make Money with Mobile Home Parks in
Todays Environment?
  • Solid Property (purchased right)
  • Solid Plan
  • Great cashflow AND
  • Large Equity Buildup

4
Why Invest in Mobile Home Parks?
  • Own a monopoly compliments of the local
    government
  • Limited competition
  • Low resident turnover
  • Tremendous upside potential opportunities

5
Four Profit Centers
  • Lot Rental Income
  • -Filling vacant lots
  • -Increasing lot rents
  • Mobile Home Sales
  • -Buy wholesale, sell retail
  • Financing Spread
  • -Difference between acquisition loan rate (9-10)
    and customer loan rate (12.75-14.5)
  • Equity Increase
  • -Property value increases at least 11,000 for
    every vacant lot that is filled with an income
    producing mobile home

6
Property Types
  • Turn-around park
  • -older park
  • -older homes
  • -half empty
  • Development that went bad
  • -fairly new infrastructure
  • -newer homes
  • -high vacancy
  • Mature Community
  • -low vacancy
  • -well maintained
  • -REIT owned

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Where are the deals?
  • Economic conditions have created motivated
    sellers
  • - Record mobile home sales in the 90s due
    to massive loan fraud
  • - Parks were being filled to the brim by
    dealers
  • - As repos escalated, parks became less
    profitable
  • - Many owners dont have the capital or
    knowledge to turn the park around

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Finding the Deals
  • Specialized Brokers
  • Local Newspapers
  • Networking With Investors
  • Direct Mail
  • Auctions
  • Internet
  • -www.mobilehomeparkstore.com
  • -www.loopnet.com
  • Knocking on Doors

9
How Much Should I Pay for a Park?
  • 3 Methods I use to determine price.
  • 601 Rule
  • Capitalization Rate Approach
  • Mobile Home Park Analyzer

10
601 Rule
  • Average monthly lot rent X 60 occupied lot
    value
  • Each vacant lot is worth half the value of an
    occupied lot
  • Total Value the sum of the above minus capital
    improvement requirements
  • This method is the MOST conservative when
    determining value

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601 Rule Example
  • 100 unit park
  • 50 occupied spaces
  • 50 vacant spaces
  • 200 average lot rent
  • 10K capital improvement requirements (road
    paving)
  • 200 X 60 12,000 X 50 600K
  • 6,000 x 50 300K
  • 900K
  • Minus capital improvements -10K
  • CURRENT VALUE 890K

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Capitalization Rate Approach
  • Cap rate directly related to risk and effort
  • Strictly based on Net Operating Income (NOI)
  • Parks have sold from 5 cap. and higher
  • 5 year national average is 9.8

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Understanding Cap Rates
  • Lower Cap Rate Higher Price
  • 100,000 NOI at 7 cap rate 1,428,000
  • 100,000 NOI at 11 cap rate 909,000

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Cap Rate Example
  • 100 unit park
  • 80 occupied spaces
  • 20 vacant spaces
  • 200 average lot rent
  • 16K monthly gross income 192K annual GOI
  • 6.4K monthly expenses - 77K
  • NOI 115K
  • 10 Cap Rate 115K/.10
  • CURRENT VALUE 1,150,000
  • This method works best for mostly occupied
    properties.

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Mobile Home Park Analyzer
  • Easy to use Excel based program
  • 40 questions with values attached to each
  • Evaluates properties in three areas Condition,
    Seller Motivation, Pricegives a recommended
    value
  • Used strictly for pre due diligence onlynot a
    substitute for thorough on-site due diligence

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Taking the Next Step
  • Once youve found a deal put it under CONTRACT
  • Make sure the contract is subject to DUE
    DILIGENCE.theres still a lot of work to be done
    to make sure you dont get into a bad deal

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  • Questions?
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