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Is cash king?

Is cash king?

Is cash king?   I will never forget the first deal Ashley and I had ever done that was severely damaged by fire. The year was 2011, and the deal, which we call the burnout, was a 1992 single wide located in a mobile community in Dalton, Georgia.   That house was the third deal Ashley and I had ever done. A burnout on our third deal sounds pretty gutsy huh? Well, there’s a fine line...

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Oh B-1 can no beat

Oh B-1 can no beat

Oh B-1 can no beat.   That title was supposed to sound like the Star Wars character Obi-Wan Kenobi. Yeah I know it’s a stretch, but bear with me.   The reason I chose that title is because B-1 is the lot number of a Lonnie Deal we have down in Acworth. And I want to tell you about it because, to reference Star Wars again, “the force is strong in this one.” Sorry, I couldn’t resist....

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Lonnie Deals in Action

Lonnie Deals in Action

Today is a bittersweet day. We had a Lonnie Deal payoff for the very first time in over six years. It’s bitter because we just lost the $275 income stream this deal was paying us and now we have to go out and replace that money.   It’s sweet because I just got a text from my good friend named Mike Hicks. Mike’s a smart investor up in the Rossville area. Recently, his beautiful wife, Teah,...

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Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs

Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs

Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs:   I want to tell you about one of my favorite deal structures: the Lonnie Deal. That’s when an investor buys a mobile home on a rented lot for cash and resells it, offering owner financing to the buyer.   The reason I love them so much is they fit into any investor’s portfolio at any experience level. They work especially well for beginning...

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Park manager are the key to Lonnie Deals

Park manager are the key to Lonnie Deals

Park manager are the key to Lonnie Deals:   I am a huge fan of mobile homes. Dollar for dollar, I see no other investment that compares to the great returns you can achieve with these properties.   Returns typically run from 33 to 120 percent… or more. Did that get your attention?   If it didn’t, let me explain. Anytime you hear the words “return” or “yield” and see a percentage,...

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