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AS-09Live Diligence Working Paper

POH/TOH Split Valuation

Park-owned and tenant-owned homes are two businesses wearing one price tag. Value them separately.

7 inputs · about 5 minutes· runs in your browser

How to read this page:VerifiedBroker-reportedMissing evidenceUnderwriting assumptionCalculatedUnresolved

What you type starts as Broker-reported. Mark it Verified only when you can point to the source. What the tool computes is Calculated. Missing is named, never zeroed.

The ask

The two businesses

Tenant-owned homes: the real estate

Park-owned homes: the personal property

Your underwriting assumptions

Enter as a percent. Lot rent is capitalized as real estate at this rate.

Underwriting assumption, adjustable. POH rent is personal-property income, valued at this multiple of annual rent.

The retrade number

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Enter the inputs above and the retrade number computes itself.

Split valuation

Lot-rent value (real estate)

TOH count × avg lot rent × 12 / target cap rate. Lot rent is capitalized as real estate.

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POH value (personal property)

POH count × avg POH rent × 12 × POH multiple. The multiple is a stated underwriting assumption.

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Split-implied value

Lot-rent value + POH value. Two businesses, one number.

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Asking price

The broker-reported asking price, carried through for comparison.

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Blended gross rent yield (context)

Total annual gross rent (TOH lot rent + POH rent) / asking price. A gross rent yield, not a cap rate. Context only; the split is the underwriting.

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POH homes are depreciating personal property, not dirt. Capitalizing their rent as real estate is how buyers overpay. The 5% band around the split-implied value is the tolerance before the record supports a retrade.

Missing inputs

  • Asking price: not on the record
  • Tenant-owned home count: not on the record
  • Average lot rent: not on the record
  • Park-owned home count: not on the record
  • Average POH rent: not on the record
  • Target cap rate: not on the record

Evidence-readiness posture

Pause

The record supports Pause: core inputs are Missing. The split cannot be valued until asking price, home counts, rents, and the target cap rate are all on the record.

Calculated from your inputs. Nothing here is verified until you verify it. The human decides.

Advance, Retrade, Pause, and Walk are evidence-readiness labels. They are not recommendations, approvals, or advice.

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