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Should It Stay or Should It Go?

Should It Stay or Should It Go?

Should It Stay or Should It Go?   Last time, I told you about some of the changes we have been making to our investing strategy. One of those changes was buying a single-wide mobile home on a rented lot. And I briefly mentioned Lonnie Deals.   This week, I want to go a little further into that and explain what happened after we closed the deal. First, let me recap what a Lonnie Deal...

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It doesn’t float uphill

It doesn’t float uphill

It doesn’t float uphill   Yesterday was a busy day for me, and it was not things that were planned. That can be either a good thing or bad thing depending on the circumstances. Mine was a combination of the two. Let me tell you about it. We just filled a nice two-bedroom one bath mobile home last week, which made for a busy week as well. The reason for that was we needed to get all the...

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Trailer differences

Trailer differences

Trailer differences   I’ve had a lot of calls this week about mobile homes. Mostly, the conversations centered around the differences between trailers and stick-built homes in rehabs. So, I’d like to highlight a few of the major differences you need to be aware of should you decide to purchase a mobile home.   To me, mobile homes are very interesting. I used to watch this show called...

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Face to face

Face to face

Face to face     Monday morning was super busy for me. You see, we had a closing where we were purchasing a double wide on it’s on land, and I needed to prepare closing docs, get a cashier’s check for that closing and also attend to my normal Monday morning commitments.   Due to labor shortages, my bank’s local branch had its lobby closed. As such, I had to go through the...

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Why you need a bill of sale at closing

Why you need a bill of sale at closing

Why you need a bill of sale at closing   We recently bought a land home deal, which is a mobile home being sold with land. We call it a land home deal because you can buy just the trailer and not the land. This takes place in a mobile community or somewhere else where you own the home but rent the lot it sits on.   Buying a mobile home on a rented lot was something we used to do all...

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