

My First Mobile Home Deal (short story):
I didn’t start out as an investor — I started as a young mom trying to make ends meet. At 19, I had just had my son when I bought my first place: a repo’d 5-bed, 3-bath doublewide. That was my home.
Living in that house taught me something important: mobile homes matter. They give families space, safety, and dignity without the crazy price tag. Years later, when I noticed how many mobile homes sat empty in parks — homes nobody seemed to want — I had an idea.
What if I could take these overlooked homes and turn them into something powerful? A win-win where families get affordable housing, investors get strong returns, and everyday people like me could step off the hamster wheel and build real income.
That one spark is what grew into the system I teach today.

Bought: $4,500
Repairs: $1,500
Total In: $6,000
Sold (to friend): $15,000 → $9,000 profit
Friend’s Exit: LTO $25,000 with $5,000 down + $575/mo
Under Contract: $3,500
Sold to Investor: $15,000 → $11,500 profit
Investor Exit: Lease-to-Own to end buyer


Bought: $47,000 (seller finance; $5,000 down)
Sold seller finance: $85,000
Buyer Down Collected: $20,000
Cash Collected at Closing: $15,000
Cash Flow: $333/mo × 84 months ≈ $27,972
Bought: $5,000
Sold Price: $40,000
Down Collected: $5,000
Note Balance: $35,000 @ $502/mo × 120 months
Scheduled Payments: $60,240
Total Scheduled Revenue: $65,240


Student Purchase: $3,000
Sold to Me: $14,000
Note Created: $45,000
Sold Note to Investor: $30,000
Cash Collected at Close: $16,000
Investor Cash Flow: ~$645/mo × 120 months ≈ $77,474
