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Bio: John Fedro is a leading expert in creating passive-income utilizing mobile homes for beginner and novice cash-flow seeking audiences with an award winning blog, an online podcast series, do-it-yourself video tutorials, and an E-magazine that benefits national charities. He has helped close over 120 real estate transactions in over 27 states. He also co-established the first interactive performance-based online education classroom for mobile home investors. John has helped redefine investing in mobile homes as a popular and lucrative addition to traditional real estate investments for cash-flow.
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April 27th, 2012
One of the key qualities I look for in every new tenant or tenant-buyer that fills my mobile home properties is the seemingly “simple” ability to follow directions.
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March 14th, 2012
In this article I will be covering an advance mobile home buying technique. The idea is simple to understand and beneficial to both sellers and investor/buyer/you. The purchase strategy is called the Partnership Offer and it was developed from me losing money by passing up numerous deals that were good, but not great.
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February 22nd, 2012
As investors that purchase and resell used mobile homes one of our goals is to be proficient at attracting mobile home owners at the precise time they need to sell. If you talk to 50 different real estate professionals you very could receive 50 different methods to find sellers and their properties. Below are 5 great methods that are actually working in today’s economy to attract and locate motivated mobile home owners. Read the rest of this entry “
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January 30th, 2012
Mobile Home Investing Red Flags
After you have successfully closed a few mobile home deals you may find it necessary to NOT hire an inspector or contractor to inspect your mobile home properties before you purchase them. With a mobile homes’ simple shape, structure, and a “what you see, is what you get” construction, these homes typically show potential obstacles and warning flags if you know where to look.
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January 10th, 2012
Pay-To-Stay: A Mobile Home Landlords Quick Guide to Collecting Back Payments
From the last decade of collecting monthly payments from my tenant-buyers I have come to a great generalization; once a tenant or tenant-buyer asks for a repayment plan, more times than not there is a finite-time before the tenant-buyer will stop paying completely and be forced to move away. I will say this another way, “Oftentimes a precursor to a tenant-buyer having financial problems and therefore leaving (due to non-payment) is the tenant-buyer asking to delay a payment “this month” and request they pay the defaulted amount over the next “X” number of months.”
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December 16th, 2011
The more and more I help real estate investors grow their businesses the more I am realizing the lost art of conversing and getting to understand a seller and his or her individual needs has been replaced with handing over complicated forms and giving sellers low-ball offers for their mobile homes. It seems in this fast-paced, digitalized, G4, social media friendly world we have forgotten how to make “real life” friends before making a “real life” deal.
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November 11th, 2011
For the past 60 years mobile homes have received an unfitting bad-rap. In the same way the latest Hollywood tabloid headlines often skew the truth, not all mobile home gossip is 100% correct for the majority of mobile homes.
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