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Why Buy Mobile Homes?

You can buy mobile homes for much less thanequity. Your real estate agent won't tell you
stick-built houses in most areas of thethis, and don't expect him to agree even
country. Despite the common predjudiceafter you explain it. Math skills aren't part
against them, mobile homes are the cheapof the licensing requirements (at least they
housing choice of millions. While theweren't  when  I  sold  real  estate).
advantages are not always obvious, they are
real.Other  Advantages
One of the advantages is fast equity buiding.You can do what you like with the home when
You see, the myth about mobile homesyou own the land. I rented rooms in my home,
depreciating is only half true. In parks theyand took in more money than it originally
generally go down in value over time. Buycost.
mobile homes on land, though, and they'll
usually  go  up  in  value.Mobiles are cheap to maintain. I once had a
furnace die in a mobile home I owned as a
Buy  Mobile  Homes  With  Real  Estaterental.This is about the most expensive
repair you'll have in a mobile. I replaced it
My first home was a mobile, and it doubled infor $1,200, which is much less than a furnace
value in the twelve years I lived in it. Thefor a larger home. For $200 you can tar the
home deteriorated a little (don't allroof, or $30 if you do it yourself, instead
houses?), but the value of the land rose.of $5,000 to re-shingle a traditional roof.
With a lower price than a "stick-built house,Windows, plumbing, and doors are all cheaper.
the mortgage payments were lower. Because of
the shortened amortization (seven years), andProperty taxes, because they're based on
lower  loan  amount,  I  built  equity  fast.value, cost less. Insurance is less because
you're insuring less value. Just be sure you
Buy  Mobile  Homes  To  Build  Equity  Fastcan get insurance before you buy. Some old
mobiles  may  be  uninsurable  in some areas.
A house with a $100,000, 6%, 30-year mortgage
loan gives you a payment of $599.60. $500 ofI wouldn't buy a mobile home if house prices
the first payment will go to interest, $99.60for houses are just as low in the area. We
to principal. You built equity of $99.60 (I'mbought a house near Butte, Montana for
ignoring  appreciation  for  the  moment).$17,500 - less than mobile homes for sale
there  (See  a  photo  on  our  site).
A mobile home on land, with a $30,000, 8%,
10-year mortgage gives you a payment ofWill your own needs and predjudices let you
$363.99. The higher interest rate is normalbe comfortable in a mobile home? It's
with mobiles. The shorter term is normal too,something to consider. They may be in areas
so you'll own the home free-and-clear in 10you don't want to live (true of houses as
years instead of 30. The first month, $200well). These are personal things you have to
will go to interest, meaning $163.99 goes toconsider.
principal. You built more equity in this
scenario.Why buy mobile homes? The advantages are
clear for young people starting out, who may
A mobile home on land might appreciate morehave no other options. It may also be your
slowly than a "regular" house, but fasterbetter option, when you consider the lower
loan pay-down probably may cover this factor.price, the simpler, cheaper maintainance,
Now, if you also chose to bank the differencelower monthly payments, low property taxes,
in payments ($235.61 per month), you'dlower insurance costs, and faster equity
definitely be better off financially with thebuild-up.  Why  not  buy  mobile  homes?
mobile home versus the more expensive home
(Except  during  times of fast appreciation).Steve Gillman wrote the book: Cheap Homes -
How To Save Thousands Buying Your Next House.
You can pay less per month and build more



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