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Boyos, talk me out of buying another trailer house
Brb $12k for the building, and 5 year old appliances (oven dishwasher fridge)
Brb ~1000 sqft
Brb Manufactured in 1976
Brb 4 year old vinyl plank floors
Brb rent it out for $900 a month
Brb about $10k to move and connect to utilities with proper permits
Brb roof will need to be replaced in a few years
Brb Lol @ current real estate market when you can slum it up with trailers
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Brb ~1000 sqft
Brb Manufactured in 1976
Brb 4 year old vinyl plank floors
Brb rent it out for $900 a month
Brb about $10k to move and connect to utilities with proper permits
Brb roof will need to be replaced in a few years
Brb Lol @ current real estate market when you can slum it up with trailers
Brb globalists hate him
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What trailer rents for $900/month? That's more than a house in some parts of the country.
06-29-2021, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By BLOATMOGGER⏩
In Canada $900 is pretty cheap for rentWhat trailer rents for $900/month? That's more than a house in some parts of the country.
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06-29-2021, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted By BLOATMOGGER⏩
What parts of the country? Trailers rent for $700-$1200 a month here in Florida and even older rundown houses are more than that. When was the last time you checked rental prices? This ain't 2015 anymore buddy.What trailer rents for $900/month? That's more than a house in some parts of the country.
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06-29-2021, 06:10 PM
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06-29-2021, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By BLOATMOGGER⏩
Bro, right now, even in small town Kentucky, $900 won't get you a 2BR apartment.What trailer rents for $900/month? That's more than a house in some parts of the country.
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Originally Posted By RonaldMcflurry⏩
This srsWhat parts of the country? Trailers rent for $700-$1200 a month here in Florida and even older rundown houses are more than that. When was the last time you checked rental prices? This ain't 2015 anymore buddy.
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06-29-2021, 06:29 PM
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Interdasting. Any tips for being a slumlord? What if you don't own the land the trailer you are renting is on? How much can you get away w/ charging vs how much are mortgage payments? How often do tenants default and you have to fight them?
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mirin tbh, what part of canada ? shiettt i pay 2000 a month for rent
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Originally Posted By BLOATMOGGER⏩
Try California and Florida.What trailer rents for $900/month? That's more than a house in some parts of the country.
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Originally Posted By mulletwarrior⏩
I usually buy my trailers cash, so no mortgage neededInterdasting. Any tips for being a slumlord? What if you don't own the land the trailer you are renting is on? How much can you get away w/ charging vs how much are mortgage payments? How often do tenants default and you have to fight them?
I also pay my trades cash if possible
I rent to co workers who work full time so I’ve luckily never had to chase anyone down for rent.
The biggest mistake I made was not adding utilities as an all in one package. What happened was my tenant didn’t pay his utilities for months, and when he left the outstanding debt transferred to my name cause I am the property owner and that’s how it works in Alberta.
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Alberta brah.mirin tbh, what part of canada ? shiettt i pay 2000 a month for rent
Damn how many bedrooms you got?
I’m paying $750/month for everything in a basement atm
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Lots of permanent jobs that have high turn around ratesScreen the fuk out of your tenants
So far only rent to people I get along well with at work
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
1 bedroom condo lmaoI usually buy my trailers cash, so no mortgage needed
I also pay my trades cash if possible
I rent to co workers who work full time so I’ve luckily never had to chase anyone down for rent.
The biggest mistake I made was not adding utilities as an all in one package. What happened was my tenant didn’t pay his utilities for months, and when he left the outstanding debt transferred to my name cause I am the property owner and that’s how it works in Alberta.
Alberta brah.
Damn how many bedrooms you got?
I’m paying $750/month for everything in a basement atm
I also pay my trades cash if possible
I rent to co workers who work full time so I’ve luckily never had to chase anyone down for rent.
The biggest mistake I made was not adding utilities as an all in one package. What happened was my tenant didn’t pay his utilities for months, and when he left the outstanding debt transferred to my name cause I am the property owner and that’s how it works in Alberta.
Alberta brah.
Damn how many bedrooms you got?
I’m paying $750/month for everything in a basement atm
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Maybe you should consider letting your parents use their retirement savings for… you know… funding their retirement.
Originally Posted By mulletwarrior⏩
Apparently quite often - It’s ok he stole the tenants couch from a coworker to cover itInterdasting. Any tips for being a slumlord? What if you don't own the land the trailer you are renting is on? How much can you get away w/ charging vs how much are mortgage payments?How often do tenants default and you have to fight them?
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Shhh no tears only dreams nowMaybe you should consider letting your parents use their retirement savings for… you know… funding their retirement.
Apparently quite often - It’s ok he stole the tenants couch from a coworker to cover it
Apparently quite often - It’s ok he stole the tenants couch from a coworker to cover it
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You must live in what would be a prime spot in a bustling city?1 bedroom condo lmao
Or is that just standard prices fuark that’s insane, that’s everything included right?
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I never understand the people who'd rather live in a trailer park rather than an apartment. the only exception is if you own alot of land and you live in a trailer with no one around you. I could never live in a trailer park
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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩
That'a what creates the oppurtunity, brah. If there weren't obstacles others aren't willing to tackle there would be no money to be made.brb people renting end up introducing you to the problems lower class people bring with them.
Do it, op.
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Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy⏩
By far the strongest username to post content correlation I have witnessed in a long time.That'a what creates the oppurtunity, brah. If there weren't obstacles others aren't willing to tackle there would be no money to be made.
Do it, op.
Do it, op.
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honestly I just can't imagine having to deal with the literal trailer trash tenets who it would be rented out to
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Originally Posted By 8pieces⏩
It’s not a trailer park, just a lot in a developed neighborhood.I never understand the people who'd rather live in a trailer park rather than an apartment. the only exception is if you own alot of land and you live in a trailer with no one around you. I could never live in a trailer park
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This guy gets itThat'a what creates the oppurtunity, brah. If there weren't obstacles others aren't willing to tackle there would be no money to be made.
Do it, op.
Do it, op.
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Renting out a $12k trailer built in 1976 for $900 /mo? What kind of dumbassses would pay $900 /mo rent for a place they could flat out own within a year or two of loan payments.
Then again, there is one house used as a rental in my neighborhood. I actually know the renter... the place is almost certainly one giant ash tray, srs. Dude has been renting the entire place out (it's a small house) for 15+ years now. He has no plans of ever moving out. Dude literally could have outright owned a similar place (or maybe even that specific place by offering to buy out his landlord all those moons ago) in that amount of time. Yet here he is, likely having paid *minimum* of 125k (probs more like 155k+) in rent to his landlord in that time. Yet he has not one damn thing to show for it despite living in the same rental house the entire time. Makes zero sense to me.
If you can find big enough suckers to pay you just south of $1k in monthly rent on a trailer shack (that's what any trailer home ends up turning into, more or less, within 20 years of being built) you only have to pay $12k for, then go for it. Also, provided that you're willing to deal with the types of dumbasss tenants you'd likely attract with a place/deal like that. Still not sure how you'd pull it off, though. In my are, $900 /mo rent can get you a somewhat decent condo/townhome type joint.
Then again, there is one house used as a rental in my neighborhood. I actually know the renter... the place is almost certainly one giant ash tray, srs. Dude has been renting the entire place out (it's a small house) for 15+ years now. He has no plans of ever moving out. Dude literally could have outright owned a similar place (or maybe even that specific place by offering to buy out his landlord all those moons ago) in that amount of time. Yet here he is, likely having paid *minimum* of 125k (probs more like 155k+) in rent to his landlord in that time. Yet he has not one damn thing to show for it despite living in the same rental house the entire time. Makes zero sense to me.
If you can find big enough suckers to pay you just south of $1k in monthly rent on a trailer shack (that's what any trailer home ends up turning into, more or less, within 20 years of being built) you only have to pay $12k for, then go for it. Also, provided that you're willing to deal with the types of dumbasss tenants you'd likely attract with a place/deal like that. Still not sure how you'd pull it off, though. In my are, $900 /mo rent can get you a somewhat decent condo/townhome type joint.
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Originally Posted By northernlights7⏩
Rentcels when will they learnRenting out a $12k trailer built in 1976 for $900 /mo? What kind of dumbassses would pay $900 /mo rent for a place they could flat out own within a year or two of loan payments.
Then again, there is one house used as a rental in my neighborhood. I actually know the renter... the place is almost certainly one giant ash tray, srs. Dude has been renting the entire place out (it's a small house) for 15+ years now. He has no plans of ever moving out. Dude literally could have outright owned a similar place (or maybe even that specific place by offering to buy out his landlord all those moons ago) in that amount of time. Yet here he is, likely having paid *minimum* of 125k (probs more like 155k+) in rent to his landlord in that time. Yet he has not one damn thing to show for it despite living in the same rental house the entire time. Makes zero sense to me.
If you can find big enough suckers to pay you just south of $1k in monthly rent on a trailer shack (that's what any trailer home ends up turning into, more or less, within 20 years of being built) you only have to pay $12k for, then go for it. Also, provided that you're willing to deal with the types of dumbasss tenants you'd likely attract with a place/deal like that. Still not sure how you'd pull it off, though. In my are, $900 /mo rent can get you a somewhat decent condo/townhome type joint.
Then again, there is one house used as a rental in my neighborhood. I actually know the renter... the place is almost certainly one giant ash tray, srs. Dude has been renting the entire place out (it's a small house) for 15+ years now. He has no plans of ever moving out. Dude literally could have outright owned a similar place (or maybe even that specific place by offering to buy out his landlord all those moons ago) in that amount of time. Yet here he is, likely having paid *minimum* of 125k (probs more like 155k+) in rent to his landlord in that time. Yet he has not one damn thing to show for it despite living in the same rental house the entire time. Makes zero sense to me.
If you can find big enough suckers to pay you just south of $1k in monthly rent on a trailer shack (that's what any trailer home ends up turning into, more or less, within 20 years of being built) you only have to pay $12k for, then go for it. Also, provided that you're willing to deal with the types of dumbasss tenants you'd likely attract with a place/deal like that. Still not sure how you'd pull it off, though. In my are, $900 /mo rent can get you a somewhat decent condo/townhome type joint.
Demand far out weighs supplies so vacancy of any kind whether a town house or trailer house it’s sought after cause it better than being homeless or having a bunch of roommates
My last tenant actually did some minor renovations and touch ups to make the place look better when he left.
Now that I think of it he replaced a broken window that was there before him free of charge lol
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trailers cost about 5-7K to own , who tf would rent one for 900$ ?
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Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah⏩
People who don’t own any land to place said trailer ontrailers cost about 5-7K to own , who tf would rent one for 900$ ?
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