Mobile Home Investing Podcast · John Fedro

038 Married Couple Profits 30k After Weeks of Work with Mobile Homes

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They tied up a mobile home for $20,000 and sold it for $50,000 in cash.

1. Mobile Home Investing Podcast host John Fedro talks with Samuel and Veraline about a mobile home deal that produced a $30,000 spread. 2. Samuel and Veraline are active mobile home investors, and John Fedro is the host who teaches mobile home investing through his podcast and course. 3. The episode asks how a married couple used mobile homes to buy, clean up, and resell a property for cash profit. 4. They first describe starting in traditional real estate and shifting toward mobile homes because local prices felt too high. 5. A North Carolina connection led them to a Florida home in a 55-and-up park, with an asking price that dropped from $15,000 to $5,000. 6. They say the property needed more work than expected after the purchase, and the sale took about eight months. 7. That long timeline pushed them to seek mentorship after they realized they did not want to invest blindly. 8. They found John Fedro through YouTube and then moved into his course and repeated coaching. 9. John's responsiveness mattered to them because they say he answered calls and helped with questions while they worked deals. 10. Their next property came from picket signs, which brought in an older couple selling because the husband had physical issues and the daughter wanted them to move. 11. Veraline says the house had hoarder-level clutter, but the core structure still looked workable and was a 2007 double-wide three-bedroom, two-bath home. 12. She used John's lead sheet and checklist to ask questions and inspect the home before making an offer. 13. They offered $20,000, and the seller accepted after previously being told to sign the home over to the park. 14. They did not put cash up front, and the agreement gave them 90 days while they sold the home. 15. They tested price points on Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace, starting in the high $60,000s before settling on $50,000 as the cash sweet spot. 16. They say the home attracted many showings, several no-shows, and finally a cash buyer who was a handyman with his son. 17. The episode sounds like a practical coaching conversation, with John asking direct follow-up questions about repairs, pricing, buyer approval, and split decisions. 18. Samuel and Veraline answer in a detailed, conversational style, and they repeatedly return to communication, logic, and the end goal of selling. 19. People starting mobile home investing who want deal math and park-approval details would like this episode. 20. Listeners looking for theory without property-level numbers and negotiation details might skip it.

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