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It’s the standard PE playbook, and you’re correct. In this case, they wait for the tenant to default on the ground rent, then seize the mobile home and resell/r
by quickthrowman 6y ago
It’s the standard PE playbook, and you’re correct. In this case, they wait for the tenant to default on the ground rent, then seize the mobile home and resell/re-rent it. Repeat ad infinitum.
The manufactured home itself depreciates in value like a car or RV, so even if you don’t get fucked by your landlord, you get fucked on depreciation. At least in an apartment you don’t pay for maintenance or depreciation!
- throwaway0a5e 6y ago> then seize the mobile home and resell/re-rent it. Repeat ad infinitum. That's basically the Buy Here Pay Here(TM) car lot business model.