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Earn Extra Income at Home...Or Anywhere Else You Want to Be
The internet age has presented the average household computer user with an unprecedented opportunity; to own an run a completely mobile home based business. But, there is an important difference between the work at home business and the mobile home based business.

What is the best Franchise?
As a Franchise Consultant I get asked all the time: "What is the best franchise?" The "best" franchise is relative to what business model fits you the best. I would love to tell you that every franchise is right for you, but that would not be true. First thing you need to do is figure out what business model you want to operate. Things like: - Do you want employees or not? - Retail, Wholesale, Mobile, Home or Office? - B2B or B2C? etc... No where in there was Brand name or $$ right? That is because those things should come after you decide what business model fits.
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Summary It is not things that are going to make us happy but our willingness to grow as a human being and share that growth with others. In this way we will make our small mark on the world. Grow through your reading, writing and listening.

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Homebased and Mobile Franchise Keeps StartUp Costs Low
The home-based and mobile franchise opportunities have various facilities. Since they are home-based, the starting as well as running cost is low. Being a mobile van-based business, the franchisee is not required to remain confined at home all day and the van makes a great visual impact wherever it goes. There are many sub-categories in the home-based mobile franchise business.

Mobile Home Tenants - Fixing Mobile Home Park Vacancy Problems
Most mobile home park owners today have vacancy problem , thanks to chattel mortgage crisis that began in 2000. It is not uncommon for a park that was full in 2000 to now be at 60% occupancy due to repossession of homes. If you have been waiting for the mobile home dealers to find mobile home tenants, you are probably depressed and making no progress. So here are some ideas to get you back in action at increasing occupancy.
How to Retire on Just One Mobile Home Park
Most mobile home park owners tend to amass a portfolio of several parks, simply because, after acquiring the skill sets, it seems wasteful not to buy "just one more". But, in reality, they only need to buy one mobile home park to be set for life. How can this be? There are several reasons.

How to Finance a Mobile Home Park: You Can Still Get Zero Down Financing
With single-family homes, a legitimate zero down deal is about as likely as snow and sleet in San Diego. However, with mobile home parks, they are as common as rain. Of the 25 mobile home parks I've bought, about five of them or 20% -- were zero down.

How to Make Money in the Mobile Home Park Business
Although it has taken us literally thousands of pages to describe how to do due diligence and operate mobile home parks effectively, the general theory on how to make money with mobile home park investments could fit on the back of an envelope. These are the few, simple steps to making money in mobile home parks.
Mobile Home Parks - How to take Advantage of the Greatest Buying Opportunity in Decades
Warren Buffet once said of Berkshire Hathaway, "We only get greedy when others get fearful." That statement has never been more accurate in describing the opportunities in the mobile home park business. We are approaching a time in the industry when the owners of mobile homes for sale are fearful, and their fear is amplified by a struggling, nearly dead mobile home retail industry and a sudden reversal of fortune in lending. It appears to be the perfect storm for many owners. And that cyclical train wreck is going to lead to some really great buys if mobile home park buyers are properly prepared to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity.
How to Rent a Mobile Home Park in a Tough Economy
You can't be a mobile home park owner and not realize that the good old days are over in filling up vacant mobile home park lots. Those of us who owned parks in the late 1990s became spoiled with how easy it was to fill up a mobile home park. Back then, all you had to do was to meet with a few dealers, drop off some flyers, and you would start bringing in a home a week.
The Effect of Litigation on the Mobile Home Park Business
One of the biggest news stories emerging from the embattled mobile home manufacturing and sales side of the industry is the current and proposed litigation concerning formaldehyde contamination in mobile homes. As you may or may not be aware, formaldehyde is used in the creation of the products that are used to build a mobile home, such as wood products, I believe. Recently, there have been some studies that may suggest the level of formaldehyde in some homes may exceed the safe level. But my question is what the worst-case scenario might be from litigation regarding formaldehyde, as it affects mobile home park ownership and operations.
Finding and Evaluating Mobile Home Park Investments
Of all the questions I receive from investors that are looking to purchase a mobile home park there are two questions that are asked most often: 1) How do I find a mobile home park deal that makes sense? 2) How do I place a value on that mobile home park? These are important questions and there are several ways to find mobile home park investments and even more ways that one can approach evaluation of that investment.

How to Properly Evaluate Mobile Home Park Investments
So how do I determine what a specific mobile home park is worth? In this article I will discuss the methods I use in evaluating a mobile home park once I have found one that looks like a winner.

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