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AR Automations in Rent Manager
FYI guys if you are trying to run AR automations in rent manager and sending "tests", the rent manager system Queues all the automations at 1am each night, so if you create an automation and are trying to test it that same day, it WILL NOT FIRE. Add this to the list of reasons why I hate rent manager, but it is a necessary evil. Seriously as soon as something better comes out, I'm switching - I don't care what the time commitment will be. That said, theres nothing better currently, and you can take that from Caleb directly who tried others and had to switch.
2 likes • 13h
Agreed. How about somebody use Claude code to create a clone we can edit to function better...my wallet is open
Investors:
What’s something most people misunderstand about mobile home parks?
2 likes • 4d
That most tenants aren't poor...despite the old ladies the press always roll out to cry about mean landlords raising rents and making her pay for her own utilities
Section 8?
Has anyone bought a park with all Section 8 tenants? How does that work through the sale? Would you be concerned in buying a park that makes a lot of sense on Section 8, but not sure how well it might do if it wasnt for Section 8, if that makes sense?
1 like • 5d
Section 8 is a hot button. In my area it's not a good thing. 20-30% below market rent and very poor quality tenants. When I buy parks with section 8 tenants I non renew day one. Some people like it and are happy. Depends on the market and the tenant base. But it is poh for certain and they're are initial hoops to jump through but after the initial approval the oversight is very minimal
The Mobile Home Park space is in a consolidation phase.
Do you think there will still be an opportunity for individual new investors to purchase mobile home parks in 10 years?
The Mobile Home Park space is in a consolidation phase.
1 like • 14d
Yes. Just like multi, there are thousands of parks institutions won't buy.
Cost to move homes?
Looking at a park with water meter access issues. The current owner has a work around atm (trap door under the house) but per conversations with the city they need to either move the home and get a plumber to move the meter OR leave the home as is and trench down which would be much more costly. Wondering if anyone can give me estimates from your own experience on how much it would cost to move a home within the same park, most likely just to the next lot over. Also, is this a one day job? Unfortunately, I do not know the size of the home yet.
3 likes • 15d
Might be an easy one day job. Might be a fiasco. My movers get all my business so I get deals on stuff like this. I move 10-30 homes a year at least. Usual move rate avg is 3500. Rate to do this type of job will still be close to this. Maybe 2500..maybe. Depending on water line depth you could tap and install a new meter instead of this shenanigans. Cap off existing problem meter.
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Caleb Hogan
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Park owner, operator and gp in multiple syndications. Headed to 2000 lots quickly with a goal of 10,000

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