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Thanks for showing up to the Scrape and Replace Workshop today. I hope what you saw changed the way you think about real estate investing.

Let's recap what we covered.

You saw how we buy older mobile home properties for cheap, tear down what's there, and replace it with a brand new manufactured home. The property value nearly doubles. The margins run 30-40%. And there's virtually zero competition.

You saw a real deal where we picked up a property for $200K, brought in two brand new 4 bed / 2 bath homes, spent under $400K total, and are selling for $660K. Over $250K in profit.

You saw another deal where we were all in for $220K and sold for $310K. Over $100K profit.

No rehab. No contractors tearing apart walls. No surprise costs that destroy your margin.

And you saw why we've been shifting more and more of our business away from traditional flips and into this model.

But knowing the strategy is one thing. Actually implementing it is another.

That's why we're offering a free strategy call with our team.

This isn't some generic coaching call. This is a real deep dive into your business where we'll:

Understand where you are right now and what you're trying to build

Identify the specific gaps keeping you from scaling

Create a personalized game plan to start executing the Scrape and Replace Method in your market

Whether you're brand new to this or you've been flipping for years and want to add this strategy to your business, the call is designed to meet you where you are and map out your next steps.

Let's recap what we covered.

Maybe in areas with high end values. A brand new mobile around here is maybe 100K with 4 bedroom models costing more. Add in some extras like needing a larger pad for it to sit on, also that pad will need to be either all concrete or a complete foundation. Also you will likely need to modify whatever driveway is there. Also most older mobiles that are tear downs are either 2 or 3 bedroom models and a 4 bedroom models requires a completely new septic system. Also, the wells on these old models are usually pit wells with 2 inch diameter wells and new codes require a 4 inch well with no pit. Add in removal fees, dumpsters, new landscaping. Also, some of these older homes are full of asbestos and lead paint.

Now a single older home in the country in an area that's gotten expensive, bought from someone that does not know these things and just wants to dump the place, it has a chance of working.

Modern manufactured homes can look very nice. Likely buyers seem to be the younger people who can't afford regular 400K places anymore. Being in the country looks like it might help if there are not a lot of other old run down homes around it.

#1 Check into AMAZON homes or similar. NOT considered Mobile Homes.