@Nathan Sosa no I’m not selling or buying a park. I bought one park in PA last year, and I still own it. It’s my only park. I’m infilling and selling mobile homes in my mobile home park for a profit. I’m also buying and flipping mobile homes elsewhere in PA at a profit. These homes are not in my park, but I’m buying and selling them through the same LLC that owns my park. I will make a lot of money just on mobile home sales this year. I’m wondering if i can cost seg and bonus depreciate my park to offset the income I’m getting from selling mobile homes.

@Nathan Sosa my W2 is a 35hr/week job. I have been so busy with projects at my park this year such as capital improvements and infill, along with this new project of flipping homes, it does feel like I spend more time doing real estate stuff than working my full-time job. But I seriously doubt I actually spend more than 35 hours per week on real estate. And anyway I don’t keep a time log.

Awesome, congrats! Well deserved

You can see that’s pretty much unintelligible. So that’s why I have trust issues. I got pretty much all the measurements I need now for the vacant lots I have. I’ll be able to do permit drawings myself and I think I can just send the approved drawings to my excavation guy and he will handle it, even if I don’t go and mark the exact locations of the footers for him. But it’s still a roll of the dice that he gets it right. And if I buy more parks with infill in the future it would be nice to know if there’s an easier system than doing all this myself. I guess finding someone competent to go out and take accurate measurements is the best way? Which is why I asked if anyone is using a surveyor to do their site planning for infill.

I just had a brand new Champion home installed in my park and it seems pretty nice, at a decent price point. Not sure about durability or anything because this is my first one. But I’d live in it!