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I've heard some mention of people buying cheap older mobile homes for like 3-4k, putting a bit of work into them, then selling them for 6-7k refinanced. This sounds like a good idea, however I do not see the benefit of doing that as opposed to just buying some land(In texas we have land that's extremely cheap to finance, no credit checks.) Then putting 1 mobile home on it then expanding. (You'd be renting them out here, rather than buying/selling)
It seems like it'd cost nearly the same amount of money except have more profit potential.
It seems like it'd cost nearly the same amount of money except have more profit potential.
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