Institutional ownership and operation of mobile-home parks
An investor buys a mobile-home park where residents own their individual homes but rent the land beneath them. Because moving a mobile home is expensive and alternative sites are scarce, the park owner can raise land rents and charge additional fees.
From Odkryj USA — PATODEWELOPERKA w USA at 46:46
Problem: For the owner, the model creates a captive rental base; for residents, it provides a lower-cost housing format than conventional homeownership, although the transcript describes substantial vulnerability to rent increases.
For: Residents seeking low-cost housing and investment funds seeking recurring income from land leases.
Examples
- The transcript states that about 20 million Americans live in mobile-home parks, including many seniors, low-income people and people with disabilities.
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