Rising mobile home costs are a worry
Like other homes in the mobile-home park in which they live, it looks out on the verdant parkland of Carbon Canyon. Roses tended by Jean bloom in profusion near their front door. And inside, a $20,000 renovation added granite kitchen counters, new carpets and double-paned windows.

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“I have seen a few small groups put together investors with all-cash to purchase properties, usually the distressed properties,” she said. “Overall, all-cash deals are showing up in all areas, and I am seeing more transactions in all ranges that are all-cash than ever before.

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Their mobile home, built in 1974, probably doesn’t have much value, despite the renovations they made. Selling it might bring in less than Milt originally paid, and moving it to a mobile-home park with a more predictable rent is probably not an option — many of the better parks won’t accept a home that old.