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Tallahassee MHC

Mobile Home Park
$995K

Havana, Gadsden County, Florida

Listing Details

Asking Price
$995K
Acreage
10.41 acres
City
Havana
County
Gadsden County
State
Florida

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About Tallahassee MHC

MR. LANDMAN, LLC is pleased to present Tallahassee MHC, a 20-pad manufactured housing community situated on approximately 10.41 acres in Havana, Florida, approximately 12 miles north of Tallahassee.

Originally developed around 1990, the property offers investors an opportunity to acquire an established manufactured housing community with existing rental income and significant value-add potential through the rehabilitation and lease-up of vacant park-owned homes. The current ownership group has owned the property for approximately two years.

Tallahassee MHC benefits from its proximity to Tallahassee, Florida's state capital, which provides a relatively recession resistant regional economy anchored by state government, Florida State University, and other educational and institutional employers. The concentration of government and higher education employment contributes to economic stability and supports demand for affordable housing throughout the region.

The property's location in Havana offers convenient access to the Tallahassee employment market while maintaining a setting outside the immediate urban core.

The community consists of 20 manufactured housing pads, with 14 currently occupied, representing 70% occupancy. The property contains 12 tenant-owned homes (TOHs) and seven park-owned homes (POHs), all of which are singlewide units. Of the seven POHs, two are currently occupied and five are vacant. There is also one vacant pad within the community.

According to ownership, all five vacant park-owned homes can be rehabilitated and returned to rental service, with none requiring removal from the property. Ownership reports that titles are in hand for all seven POHs and that no manufactured homes are currently being held for delinquent back taxes. The owners have also brought newer manufactured homes into the community at Lots 15 and 144.

The average monthly pad rental rate is approximately $500, with the most recent rent increase occurring in September 2025.

Tallahassee MHC is served by public water and an on-site private septic system. According to ownership, the underground piping throughout the community consists of PVC. Electrical service is provided through a combination of 100-amp and 200-amp pedestals. The community features a paved interior roadway that ownership describes as being in good condition.

Road maintenance and mowing throughout the entire park are the responsibility of the property owner. Garbage removal is billed directly to tenants by the service provider.

The property benefits from an on-site manager and maintenance person who oversee day-to-day operations and property upkeep. Residents operate under annual rental agreements and currently remit rent through Cash App, Venmo, and Zelle. Ownership reports that two tenants are presently delinquent on rent and that eviction proceedings have been initiated for both accounts.

Resolution of these delinquencies may provide an opportunity for incoming ownership to improve collections and overall operating performance.

The property is commercially zoned and is believed by ownership to be in compliance with its existing use as a manufactured housing community. A very small portion of the approximately 10.41-acre parcel lies within a designated flood zone; however, the existing manufactured homes appear to be situated outside that area. Current ownership does not maintain flood insurance.

Prospective purchasers are encouraged to independently verify zoning compliance, flood-zone boundaries, insurance requirements, and all other applicable land-use considerations during due diligence.

The primary opportunity for an incoming investor is the rehabilitation and lease-up of the five vacant park-owned homes. Ownership has specifically identified renovating these five homes and returning them to rental service as its principal priority if it were to continue operating the community.

With all five homes reportedly suitable for rehabilitation, the property offers a potential path to increased occupancy and additional monthly rental revenue without the expense of acquiring replacement manufactured homes.

Additional opportunities may include resolving the two existing tenant delinquencies, evaluating current rental rates relative to the surrounding Tallahassee market, and continuing operational improvements initiated by current ownership. The property's existing on-site management and maintenance personnel may also provide continuity for an incoming investor.

MR. LANDMAN, LLC is a licensed real estate entity in the State of Florida under LIC#CQ1062293. Jonathan Fisher is a licensed broker in the State of Florida under LIC#BK3489532.

Location

Located at 100 Leasch Loop in Havana, Florida, this mobile home

community is situated in Gadsden County, just north of Tallahassee, Florida's state capital. Havana offers the charm and affordability of a smaller North Florida community while benefiting from convenient access to the employment opportunities, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and economic activity of the greater Tallahassee metropolitan area. The property is located near the heavily traveled U.S.

Highway 27 corridor, which serves as a primary north-south transportation route connecting Havana with Tallahassee and the surrounding region. The corridor carries approximately 15,000–16,000 vehicles daily, providing convenient regional connectivity.

The greater Tallahassee economy benefits from two exceptionally important and enduring economic engines: Florida state government and higher education. As the capital of the nation's third-most-populous state, Tallahassee serves as the center of Florida's legislative, executive, and administrative operations.

State agencies, government offices, public institutions, and the professional services supporting them provide a substantial foundation of year-round employment.

Unlike markets that depend heavily on tourism, seasonal activity, or a single private industry, Tallahassee benefits from a large concentration of government-supported positions that contribute to a relatively stable employment environment. Public administration, education, healthcare, and related professional services help support consistent demand for housing throughout the region.

Florida State University (FSU), one of Florida's premier public research universities, is another major driver of the regional economy. With approximately 46,000 enrolled students, FSU supports thousands of faculty, administrative, research, maintenance, and service-related jobs while generating substantial economic activity through university operations, construction, research, athletics, and student spending.

Additional educational institutions and programs in the Tallahassee area further contribute to the region's diverse workforce and educational infrastructure.

The combination of Florida's state government, major universities, healthcare systems, and supporting private-sector employers creates an unusually diversified foundation of institutional employment.

While no market is entirely recession-proof, the concentration of government, education, and healthcare employment can help insulate the Tallahassee region from some of the economic volatility experienced in markets more dependent on cyclical industries.

For residents seeking affordable housing outside the urban core, Havana provides an attractive alternative while remaining connected to Tallahassee's major employment centers. This relationship positions the subject property to benefit from the region's established employment base, continuing need for workforce housing, and the long-term economic influence of Florida's capital city and its higher education institutions.

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Tallahassee MHC sits on approximately 10.41 acres in Havana, Florida.

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Tallahassee MHC is a mobile home park located in Havana, Florida, currently listed for sale.

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