When Value is Important ValueNet, Inc. Schedule Appraisal Appraisal Services We Provide Specializing in the appraisal and market analysis of all types of property and land. We produce custom, consistent appraisal reports for the West Coast of Florida. 941-320-6260 Appraisal Property Types - Office - Retail - Industrial - Self Storage - Marinas - Mobile Home Parks - Apartments, multifamily, senior living buildings - Hotel, lodging, hospitality, recreational buildings - Other special-purpose buildings and properties WE ARE LOCAL APPRAISERS ABOUT JIM Jim Boyd, MAI is the president of the company and has been designated by the Appraisal Institute as an MAI for 37 years with a total of 40 years of experience. Jim is State Certified General Appraiser and a Licensed Real Estate Broker with SVN Commercial Advisory Group formerly known as Sperry Van Ness. View Certification ABOUT CHRIS With over 15 years of real estate experience, Chris began appraising residential property in 2003 under the leadership of Jim Boyd, MAI. Since 2010, Chris has been a Florida licensed real estate agent focused on the Sarasota and Manatee market and currently focuses on multifamily sales with SVN Commercial Advisory Group. He currently holds Florida trainee appraiser license. View Certification READ THE APPRAISAL BLOG Contact Us for an Appraisal Online Fields marked with an * are required Name * Email * Message * jimb@valuenetappraisers.com 941-320-6260 1626 Ringling Blvd., Suite 500 | Sarasota, FL 34236

Jim Boyd Mobile Home Park Cap Rates ... Sept 5 · 1 min read Mobile Home Park Cap Rates . . . Just looked at 39 sales of mobile home parks in Florida since January of 2016 and the average cap rate was 6.5%, the average price per space was $40,601 and the average occupancy was 79.3%. The transactions from $10m to $45.2m showed cap rates from 4.2% to 6.2%; those between $5m and $10m showed cap rates from 5.1% and 7.3% and transactions from $575,000 and $5m had cap rates from 5.9% to 10.3%. Almost half of the transactions had cap rates below 6.2%. And it seems that we have more buyers than sellers in the current market. Is it time to sell or is the market going to continue with this trend?