Tommy DobczykOpportunity Zone Advisor, OZ Wizard · Director of Development | Certified Opportunity Zone Advisor

Manufactured Homes: Profit Margins & Burned Parks Explained #shorts

27 May 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief deal‑room style exchange, two speakers walk through the financial math behind a manufactured‑home park acquisition. They confirm a total transaction value of $90 million for 154 units, calculate a per‑unit price of $584,415, and then point out that selling each unit for $1.1 million would generate a substantial profit margin. The clip illustrates the quick, back‑and‑forth calculations used by investors to assess unit‑level profitability in manufactured‑home park deals.

Are you in the deal room? 600,000 or 60 million, right?
Yeah.
So 60 plus 30 is 90 million, right?
Yep.
90 million divided by 154 units, right?
90 million divided by 100— what?
154 units.
Yes. 584,415.
How much?
584,415.
Yeah. If we sold them— if we sold them for $1.1 million, there's your margin.
Is this the park that burned down? The Paradise Cove? No. What's the park that burned down? I could run the comps on that. The park that burned down is called Tahitian Terrace.