Demystifying Mobile Home Park Syndications: Key Investor Insights
Investing in mobile home parks through syndications can feel overwhelming for first-time investors. With so many industry terms and structures to understand, […]
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Here are 10 lesser-known facts about mobile homes:
Since 1976, all mobile homes have been built to strict standards set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), ensuring safety and durability comparable to traditional homes.
Despite the name, most mobile homes are never moved after installation due to the high cost of relocation and the complexity of the process.
Manufactured homes are built to specific wind zone standards depending on their location, especially in hurricane-prone areas, making them safer in extreme weather.
Modern mobile homes are highly customizable, with options for upscale interiors, energy-efficient features, and even smart home technology.
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Many manufactured homes today are “multi-section” or double-wide, offering floor plans and layouts that rival those of traditional homes in size and comfort.
Statistically, manufactured homes built after 1976 are just as fire-resistant as site-built homes, thanks to updated construction materials and regulations.
With proper maintenance, modern mobile homes can last 50 years or more, challenging the misconception that they have a short lifespan.
While mobile homes historically depreciate, homes in desirable locations, especially on owned land, can actually increase in value.
Depending on how they are classified (real estate vs. personal property), manufactured housing can be subject to different tax rules, with some homeowners paying lower property taxes.
While some mobile homes are placed on wheels, many are set on permanent foundations, like crawl spaces or basements, which helps with stability and financing options.
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