If you're like us, when you buy a mobile home park from mom-and-pop, they stick you with a handful of park-owned rental homes that need renovating. Or maybe you're trying to fill vacant lots, but new homes are too expensive and buyers can't get approved, so used homes are the only path forward.
Either way, you're now in the business of renovating old mobile homes. And here's the problem. Mobile homes are not built like stick-built houses. You may have plenty of experience fixing up apartments or single-family homes, but a lot of that knowledge simply does not apply to those “wobbly boxes” known as trailers.
We learned that the hard way over the past 30 years and literally thousands of homes.
So we built what we internally call "The Mobile Home Repair Bible," a comprehensive course on how to repair and renovate any used mobile home. It's not just written material. The real value is in the videos demonstrating each type of repair, so you can actually see what to do rather than guess.
The course is so inexpensive that you'll make back the entire cost just by not screwing up on something as simple as which front door to buy or how to properly caulk a window.
Don't make the same mistakes we made over three decades. Shortcut that. Avoid the pitfalls.
Stop Screwing Up Mobile Home Renovations - Transcript
If you're like us, when you buy a mobile home park, mom and pop typically stick you with a few park-owned rental homes, and your goal is to get them renovated and hopefully sold. Or maybe you're trying to fill some vacant lots, but you found in your market new homes just don't work. They're too expensive and people can't get approved for them. Therefore, used homes are the only way to go, but once again, you're renovating old mobile homes. Well, when we had this problem, the first thing we realized was that if we were going to get those renovations done properly, we had to know what the heck we were doing. And over the years, we built a bible internally of how to repair and renovate any used mobile home. And then we built for our own use, and now sell to you as government surplus, effectively the bible of how to make those renovations.
Now, the course is not only in writing, there's plenty of writing in it, but the big deal is it's all got videos demonstrating each of the types of repairs. And mobile homes are not built like your stick-built home. You may have experience in renovating apartments or houses, but a lot of that knowledge will not apply to those wobbly boxes known as trailers or mobile homes. But this course gives you the edge and shows you exactly what to do. And the course is so inexpensive that you can make back the entire course is simply not screwing up on which door to buy for the front door or how to properly caulk a window. So I urge you to look into our home renovation course for mobile homes because it's exactly what you need if you are now having to renovate old mobile homes. Don't make the same mistakes that we did over the past 30 years. Shortcut that, avoid the pitfalls, and buy the course. This is Frank Rolfe with mhu.com. Talk to you again soon.