I’ve been intrested in developing a MHP locally, however, I seem to keep running into opposition with regards to allowing it. It seems as though towns and/or cities won’t allow them but, how about unincorporated areas? Any suggestions on the process would be graetly appreicated!
Thankyou
Hi Ken,
This is where your “team” comes in handy. A good real estate agent
on your team is always an asset. If thre’s an area that’s OK for that
type of development, he’ll know about it, and who you need to talk
with if there are any questions about the property.
A good real estate attorney will know the in’s and out’s of local
real estate law and procedures, which municipal department
handles what, etc…
They’re worth the fees they charge. And “sometimes” they even
make good “partners”.
I’m i the process of buying a park myself, part of which is already
developed, and has an additional 84 acres for more development.
If it weren’t for my “team”, this would have fallen apart a long
time ago. Find’em…Use’m…Profit from thier expertise.
Sincerely,
Marc Ferrell
London, Ontario
Canada
Marc,
I’m glad you brought the fact that having a “team” working with you is so important.
I’m a little new to the business and started the process of buying my first MHP, and by starting, i reeaally mean starting… checked out the first 2 parks today.
I’m of course, eager to get the first park but am terrified of making mistakes along the way and I hadn’t given much thought to the importance of creating a real good “team” .
Any suggestions on puting together a good team would be appreciated i.e. What I should be looking for in an attorney and so forth.
Thanks