Florida Mobile Homes for Sale (cheap in 55 plus communities) 75K
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- Manufactured housing communities offer an affordable lifestyle and many bargains in a manufactured home. They are some of the best retirement communities in Florida. Florida Mobile Homes for Sale explores this further while answering the question: Are there cheap houses for sale in Florida? Yesterday’s Florida mobile home parks have been transformed into today’s Manufactured Housing Communities! Join us as we look at a home recently offered in a 55 plus community at a great price and a very affordable lot rent. Is this a fit for your financial and retirement goals? Join us and see!
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Great video! Beautiful and spacious home!
Thank you so much!
I have watched every one of your videos and some several times. I just closed on a mobile home @ Spanish Lakes Country Club near Vero Beach. My thanks to your videos as if it weren't for them, I would have never considered a mobile home in Florida.
I was sold on Cypress Lakes in Lakeland, but your videos on Sebring are making me look there also. I like the inland location, the lower population level, and the inexpensiveness. Thank you for posting!
Glad you like them! If you liked Cypress lakes, check out Tanglewood in Sebring. The Golf course in this video is right behind it I believe. if you haven't seen it, check out czcams.com/video/A8AOILNyQ5I/video.html
@@RussellWatsonFMHL I will check out Tanglewood. I like Cypress mainly because of its proximity to Disney and the beaches on the west coast of Florida. I also like that it has multiple ponds and lakes for fishing.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL I watched the video about Tanglewood, but it's land leased. I'm looking for something land owned. Thank you though!
@@orion3706 OK, I was confused when you said you were looking at Cypress Lakes - it's land-lease and owned by Blair Group.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL I thought Cypress had some that were land leased and some that were land owned? Am I incorrect?
Love the skirting and LOVE no annoying music! Just helpful info... Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Omg!! Wow! $75k??? Noooway!!! I,ll Buy!?
Wow! this is the best video yet!
Thanks!!!!
Great video as always. Would like to see more of the parks on the Gulf side if and when you're over on that side of the state. Thanks!
Will do!
Love your videos, well done, and you ask the questions I would want to know. This home is a beauty. Not sure where is a good place to live in Florida, thought my wish list was being to picky, but your videos assured me that deals are out there.
This home would be perfect. To start as a snowbird and hopefully make the transition to full residency. Again thank you. Great job
Thank you very much! What are your top 5 criteria for a place to live in FL?
😍 loved this video!! Very hopeful ☺
Glad you liked it!!
Great home and great job with the video!
Glad you liked it!
I wish I find something like this in a couple of years when I turned 55
Love the video, looking to move to central Florida area Great,helpful video looking forward to seeing more like this one 😊 thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! There's plenty more on the channel: czcams.com/users/FloridaManufacturedHomeLiving
My friend moved to sebring about 4 yrs ago. It's a very slow paced place.
Enjoyed your tour- thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, thanks
My pleasure!
Awesome home!
Thank you!
Very nice exactly what I need
Very nice home!!!
Wow... this is amazing! I am concerned abt a lg company buying the owner out and raising the rent sky high. That is what happened to my park and happening all over the country.
That is certainly a risk you need to asses with any park, even CoOps!
Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
it was a beautiful home
Very nice at a fair price
Sure is
One of my deal breakers is always if a community is pet friendly. To me, it makes no sense for an over-55 park to not allow small pets! Please let us know. Thanks!! I really appreciate the quality of the information your videos cover!!!
I'm pretty sure I disclosed the park allowed one pet under 25lb in the video,
This is a beautiful home with an excellent lot rent!!!!! Will keep this Sebring park in mind!
We agree!
I would love this house
It is an interesting house for sure.
I’m sold
Wow. This is a bargain with tons of goodies.
WOW !! NICE HOME, Atrue bargain there !!!!!
Yes it was!
Very nice
Thanks!
Spring Hill Fl
Very informative- Can you discuss Largo, Clearwater resident owned properties for sale
You can request a statewide CoOp list by joining our Inner Circle. It's Free! www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources There may be other ROCs, such as subdivisions or condo communities, but lists are not readily available. I feature many of these in my area videos. Also check Real-Estate listings in the area for manufactured homes. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources If you are looking for a guide to researching and selecting communities, I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option
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Loved this home and would consider a purchase, however, the lot rent is over the top. Too rich for me. Loved the video!
Thanks for the kind words! This is about the bottom end of lot rents in Florida. There are lower monthly fees in CoOps and Resident Owned communities.
This is actually a very affordable rate of lot rent in FL. We had considered some parks in the Brandon/Valrico area East of Tampa and even some closer to Lakeland/Winter Haven, and many had rents nearer to 600.00 per month. Zowie!
the lot rent around daytona area is at least 700 to 900 per month. plus your other bills. i checked one place in edgewater that had 800 lots. they had 80 places for sale. that's 10 percent of the places for sale. people can't afford the lot rent. corporations are buying up these parks. they are not cheap.
Yes, there are a few parks where investors are getting stuck with a lot of houses because they got greedy. That's part of the education needed when selecting a park.
WOW!
Pretty nice, normally I would not look into central Florida, BUT the lot rent did it for me. I have the cash, when do you want to close?
LOL - I don't sell homes. But I will be shooting a video in another bargain home in that same community this week. So stay tuned.
I like the Sebring area
Me too!
I am very excited about your park and interested in making a purchase ythere
Hi This home is already sold isn't it That is the perfect home for me I'm 63 and I've been looking for something just like that Size Turn it Please let me know if it's still available I think you did this 2 or 3 months ago I live in Saint Petersburg but I want to go more North or in that area I've been looking at Please let me know that size 400 a month is perfect for me thank you
I want this one
There are more like it I'm sure. There's lots of resources on our website. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources
Is this still available? Is this pet friendly? address? Do you own the land?
So if I purchase this, everything goes with it. The golf cart, the rental spot is 400 a month. How much is the home? Is it the price that was shown in the beginning? The 75K and what are the other monthly bills like the electric cable and? All that other good stuff I am on a fixed income. Please comment back it, let me know. Thank you so very much for this video. This is a absolutely gorgeous home.
That home sold in Sept 2022. I don't recall if it was for sale furnished or not. $75,000 was the asking price at time of sale. Whatever data we had at the time was shown in the video. It was a bargain - that's for sure.
Very nice , it’s prob sold or will be soon , I wonder if financing is available for this type of unit
There is financing available for anything if you have good credit and sufficient assets. You are right though, bargains like this sell fast.
So this is fantastic but what are the rules and can you have a pet! And wondering if you would have to move if you didn’t succeed with the living expectations . Are there strict living standards. And are there any empty homes so you can bring your own furniture?
I suggest you watch some of my more general videos to get an idea what options are out there and how to research what each opportunity offers. You should also consider reading my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option
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I'm curious about these 55+ communities in Florida. We 55+ in CA, but rule at this community is owner must be 55+ younger can reside. You mentioned bunk beds and grandchildren. Is that strictly for visits only or is it up to each park to set its rules for who can stay? Cheers!
See my video on 55+ for more insight, czcams.com/video/h-dS6CxVjN4/video.html In most parks limit the number staying in the home to two with some exceptions. Guests may stay up to two weeks; twice a year. For every generalization, there are exceptions, so best to check directly with any park that interests you. If you want a complete lowdown on rules and agreements watch the playlist on Know the Deal: czcams.com/video/wvqR65SXcaI/video.html
Wow, Very Nice do they have own your own lot in this 55 and over communities, if not is this still for sale, thks again
This is a land-lease community. Contact info for the agent is in the description. www.sellmobilehome.com/
Caveat emptor...the park is privately owned.
The buyer should always research a purchase!
Worry more about tornadoes than hurricanes in this area. They seem to be more prevalent these days.
No matter what the price of the house. The lot rent wipes out any advantage.
Tom Two , we each have our goals and ideas on what is worth our hard-earned assets. There is no question this does not meet everyone's needs. The idea is to present enough information that you can know the alternatives and make an informed decision. Glad we can help you in that regard.
Mr. Watson. Can you help me understand manufactured home rentals.
I see homes for sale in a retirement community. So that means you secure a loan paying a mortgage and then on top of the loan you pay lot rent? What is the difference from lot rent and HOA fees if that's the case? Im confused 🤔
I have several videos explaining most of this in this grouping: czcams.com/video/wvqR65SXcaI/video.html
For a more in depth explanation I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option
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Very nice. Loved it .what's the price?
It sold for $75K.
Is this home still available my husband and I love it
Contact the agent - contact info is in the video description or on his website www.sellmobilehome.com/
Does it have a pool
wow, I might be able to afford this house and lot fees
I do look for bargains 😀
I like this home am ready to buy i was looking at 73000
Karen, I don't sell homes and I don't own a park. These videos are made to educate folks on manufactured housing in Florida. You can contact the sales agent via his contact info in the video description.
Love the deals but when I research the city or neighborhood these homss are in, I see they have a high crime rate. Any available manufactured homes in low rent SAFE areas?
This particular community seemed in a quite safe location. How are you determining the communities you have looked at are in a high crime rate area?
In cypress
Does it come furnished? Thank you in advance.
Yes, that is discussed in the video.
Hi, I'm interested in a small house . also I will like to know the price approximately.
I don't sell homes but there is a list of agencies on our website: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources
This is July 26 I would love to buy it please let me know if it's still available
Sorry Laurie, it was sold. But you can contact the agent , Mark Kaiser, and let him know what your needs are. I'm sure he will try to help. www.sellmobilehome.com
I've been watching all your videos and want to make the move south from Canada. I was wondering if you know how I would check my credit score in order to apply for a loan. I am assuming I need a US address to get the credit check done. So how do snowbirds get loans?
No idea, but I do have a couple of suggestions. The CSA Bird Talk Q&A might offer some experienced answers. Post your question here: www.snowbirds.org/bird-talk/ You don't say if it's a mortgage or a chattel loan. I list several sources for financing on my website. give them a call: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources
Sorry Frank, I forgot to add this - to get a loan you'll need to find the area of the US that you'd like to live in. After this go bank hunting via on line to see what banks are in the area. Since manufactured housing usually isn't on a foundation the loan needed for it can be considered a chattel loan. You'll pay a higher percent interest rate for this so check ALL available banks in the area for the lowest rate. If you can find a small hometown bank that has worked with the community you'll be living in then this can be your best deal. It all depends on the community's relationship with a bank. Please remember to stay lower in cost than where you really need to be. This is great advice because lot rents can be increased by a property management company at any time with appropriate notice to its' residents. It's best to get pre-approved before putting in any offer. If you have excellent credit and good income then go for a different type of loan.. Also, look for a community that has happy residents. Watch for a community that has water/sewer/trash included in the lot rent. Also, you of course, can't finance lot rent. If you have enough cash it is possible to pay several months to a year/18months ahead to recieve a month free. I've heard as high as 3 months free. Each community is different.
Is this home still available, I would like to see it.
I don't know. You would have to contact Wendy. Here's her contact page: www.fourstarhomes.com/agents/listings/1452
Will this home withstand a hurricane like Ian in 2022?
Depends on where it is relative to the path of the hurricane. There's not much that can withstand a direct hit from a CAT4-5 hurricane. Ian toppled bridges, destroyed hundreds of homes of all types of construction, commercial buildings, bridges, and much more. Fortunately such storms are relatively rare.
Do you know where I can find a FL manufactured home:
Fee simple
2005 or newer
2 or more bedrooms
$150,000 or less
They are certainly out there. Local real estate agents in your chosen area will have them. I gather you have no interest in amenities with the home like those seen here: czcams.com/video/4G_FcZOZv-E/video.html The other very good source is to join the Facebook groups I list on the website. I often see such homes there. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources
Do you show mobile homes that you can buy A shear
Sure - Here's a playlist of ROC videos: czcams.com/video/10eCCZjxyJ0/video.html
Anything inexpensive 55+ near Orlando?
Join my Inner Circle (free) and download a complete list for the state. www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources If you are looking for a guide to researching and selecting communities, I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes & The Land-Lease Option
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IS this still available? And if so, how do I call to talk about it.
Sorry, it sold right after the video came out. Contact info for the agent is in the video description. You can see if he has other recommendations. Also check out the resources on our website: www.floridamfghome.com/
They need solar panels on the roof.
Those are becoming more common.
Lot rent's go up 3persent every year
I don't have the historical data for this park. Has it been 3% every year? Do you live here?
where is this located in florida? what is the name of the community
Wanda, I'm confused - this is all clearly shown in the video. How can I better communicate this info?
It's nice , to big for me though, I'm looking 4 a 1 or 2 bedroom where sm pets are allowed ?
Hundreds of communities to choose from that offer that. Sign up for the next free workshop for more guidance: fmhla.mykajabi.com/
is it per friendly
As I recall, Mark said it was. You need to contact the park or Mark to get specifics. Contact info is in the description.
Nice home love that large closet in master nice location, didn’t hear utility cost monthly
I asked Mark and he thought 75 - 80/ mo. That seemed kinda low to me although Bradenton is supposed to have cheap utilities. If you are interested I suggest you contact Mark and ask. His contact info is in the video description. Here's his website if you don't want to go looking: www.sellmobilehome.com
@@RussellWatsonFMHL Thanks for following up I appreciate you
Park name please in Sebring Florida ?
Sebring Mobile Estates
Do you know of any other properties similar
I don't sell homes. I suggest you contact the agent that helped with that video. Contact info is in the video description.
I like this house how do I reach Mark
Contact info is in the Video Description. Click "more" and e-mail or go to the website.
How much is electric bill in a 1300 sq ft
I can't even guess. First, each home is different in terms of insulation, placement, shade, etc. Second, rates vary widely across Florida. Lastly - it is highly dependent on your individual usage. Do you keep your home at 72 or 78?
I am pretty much sold on this one,
Highlands county is a cheap place to live, if you can find a good reason to live there.
Certainly true of some parks but others rival the high end found around the state. A lot of folks like it because they perceive a much lower risk of hurricane damage.
Funny
I have small dogs. What is the limit on pets?
I don't remember. You can contact the agent, Marl Kaiser: www.sellmobilehome.com/
Is this sold or available? Please
That sold some time ago, check with the agent (info in the description) for current listings.
Mark says gives us a call......but gives no contact info. Can you supply?
It's in the video description.
Sorry I'm not seeing it. If you are refering the the Blue sign outside, its unreadable even when blowon up. Can you just advise his contact info? pls n Thx
@@rookiej2299 Under every video is the title, followed by the first line or two of the description and a clickable "Show More". It is here you will find material referenced in the video.
The Mobile Home Dealer
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Mark Kaiser
mark@sellmobilehome.com
Is this still available
You will have to contact the agent listed in the video description.
Is this home still available? Are dogs allowed?
I don't know. You would have to contact the selling agent Wendy Jager. Her contact info is on her agency page: www.fourstarhomes.com/agents/listings/1452
Ask what the lot rent is,you ll change your mind.😅😅😅
I don't know what the rent is there today but at the time this video was made it was really cheap. It is disclosed in the video and my guess is even today that park is a bargain.
Good afternoon , am interested in this house 🏠 , is it still on the market ?
Sorry, it was sold. You can contact the agent (contact info in the description) to see what else they might have to offer. Also there are many resources to help find your dream home on our website: www.floridamfghome.com/Buyer-Resources
Thank you very much Mr.wstson🙏👍❤️
Is this still available, do you own the land, is it pet friendly
It has lot rent, so you don't own the land.
Contact info for Mark is in the description. He can tell you if it's still available. This is a land-lease community.
So the trailer is for rent
No, it was for sale. For an explanation of how land lease communities work I suggest you watch this video: czcams.com/video/WFc63_fIgKQ/video.html
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I notice you don't usually tell the manufacturers name. Is there a reason for that considering the vast difference between the quality and more importantly the construction by the various manufacturers? Just seems lately that your channel has turned into a real estate show. If so the manufacturers name is of utmost importance. Homes are required to pass the HUD codes, but it means a lot since some barely meet code and others outshine.
These videos are intended to educate folks on the various types of "bargains" that exist in manufactured housing throughout Florida. I do not sell homes nor do I receive any income or compensation from those that do. This is a channel about manufactured home living and that pretty much starts with buying a manufactured home. The mix of videos between homes, parks, areas, and need to know info is based upon opportunities presented, feedback from viewers, and my personal schedule. That said, the channel is not a Consumer's Report for manufactured home builders nor would I trust one that is. Anything above HUD code is subjective or optional and while it might interest a new home buyer, I doubt it outweighs the many other factors a used home buyer has to weigh. Ford, Chevy, Toyota - which is better? Everyone has an opinion. Yugo or Mercedes? That's obvious but of no value to someone who can barely afford the Yugo. If you are interested in a particular home and have a preference by all means, ask the seller the question. If you are interested in one featured by an agent that has freely donated their time and access to the market to help folks understand the choices out there, the contact info is in the description. - Send them an e-mail.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL Thanks for the explanation. I fully agree with you. When you get a chance you should check out some of the great MH communities in Northern and Central Florida.
@@airfield3 I'm headed to Lakeland next to showcase the area and the broad range of communities available there.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL Looking forward to seeing about Lakeland area!
My guess is that the normally don't know the manufacturer. If you want to make sure that you get one made with better materials, but a new one from a reputable company. The park shown in this video has plenty of space.
Low rent??? In Davenport Sun lot rent is almost $ 1,000 a month for dirt.
SUN actually has three parks in Davenport. Not sure which you are speaking to. I'm sure there are some amenities as well. "Low Rent" is a relative term. The park advocates I spoke to last night in California would gladly buy in at that price. They are paying twice that. Parks in Oregon and Washington are $1,500/mo with no amenities. A two bedroom apartment in a nice complex with a pool will run you about $2,000/mo in Davenport. On the other side if you want to move to a small MH park with dirt roads and no amenities you can still find them around $200. in West Virginia you can still find them around $200/mo.
Great house. I might downgrade to this
Im 58 and my wife is 38 years old, would we be able to live in a 55 older ?
That depends on the community rules. While the 55+ designation only requires one member of the household be over 55, many communities have rules on the minimum age residents must be. Even parks owned by the same owner may have different rules. You can generally get that info with a call to the park manager or sales office but if interested, be sure to get a follow-up answer in e-mail or other written form and tuck it away.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL ok, thx for responding!
Nope. I live on my own 2 acres and that's good enough for me. No more parks...and mine is paid for...
dobie gal , we each have our goals and ideas on what is worth our hard-earned assets. There is no question this does not meet everyone's needs. The idea is to present enough information that you can know the alternatives and make an informed decision. Glad we can help you in that regard. MH on private land is a great solution!
Hi my name is Gene and my girlfriend's name is Bea. I have a question for you. We are both disabled and have a limited budget. We don't qualify for any of these 55yrs and older mobile home parks. I will be 50yrs old this year and Bea will be 47yrs old. Here is me argument. You have to 55yrs old to live there because they a limited budget. But they won't allow people on on disability with a limited budget live in these communities. It isn't like we are party animals. We have to many medical issues for that. I want to know why they won't make an exception for people with disabilities and limited budgets. Thank you Gene
55 plus has nothing to do with budget or affordable housing. See my video on the topic: czcams.com/video/h-dS6CxVjN4/video.html
It is up to each park to decide if they wish to make exceptions. Some do, some don't, and some do sometimes. Contact parks that interest you and ask.
Hi Gene, I wanted to get with you, and I hope you and Bea are doing well. Let me kindly tell you that it seems you have come to a conclusion that isn't correct - and I share this with you in all kindness. Due to Federal Fair Housing there is not a property in the US that can turn any disabled individual away. I hope that what I share with you will help you understand that this can't be a reason for any rejection of living in a manufactured home community. They all must follow the Fair Housing guidelines.
If individuals have a poor credit rating and owe outstanding debt this can be a major issue when applying for any sort of housing.
All property management companies check credit ratings on everyone. This is required. All property management companies check credit scores, and they all have different low numbers that they will accept. Plus, they can't take over one third of the household monthly income. They look at the credit debt ratio - this means they look to see if the applicant has so many unpaid outstanding bills, that even if their monthly income matches the appropriate amount, they might not be able to make their home/lot payments on time or at all. Then late fees get added, and then court fees, and then possibly the individual loses the home. This is why there are housing guidelines that must be followed. Also, many property management companies won't approve in applicant that is in the process of filing bankruptcy, eviction, has certain criminal histories, or outstanding balances with another landlord/property management company. Maybe this will give you some answers to some questions you've needed help with:)
@@natnielsen8472 Some great comments! Unfortunately, provided it is applied uniformly, the 55+ exception is just that - 80% of the community must have a member of the household that is 55 or older. What the park owner does with the other 20% is up to the prospectus and, within those bounds, the park owner. You are right, discrimination based upon disability is against the law. But discrimination based upon age was made to be within the law under the Housing for Older People ACT (HOPA).
It doesn't seem that smart paying a mortgage and lot rent. All you are doing is throwing away your money on lot rent where you don't even own the land. Doesn't make sense. at all. What the avg mortgage payment on 75k is about $400 for 30 yrs and on top of that lot rent $400 a month that you don't own ( money that you are pi** ing away ) for what. Also lot rent goes up every year due to taxes and other expenses they have on the lot.
Harold, we each have our goals and ideas on what is worth our hard-earned assets. There is no question this does not meet everyone's needs. The idea is to present enough information that you can know the alternatives and make an informed decision. Glad we can help you in that regard.
Some of us don't have the money upfront to get a mortgage on a traditional house. MH are an alternative for someone that can't come up with the down payment, monthly mortgage and proptery tax.
Many people pay cash, of course.
and in the mean time, thousands if not millions are in apts, where in my area, the rents went up an average of 12% this year, and you don't own the apt or the land, and don't have any 'yard' space at all or a garage, the cheapest 3 bedroom apts in my area (a town of about 60K) start at $1500 and quickly go up IF you can find a 3 bedroom apt.
It's my understanding that when you don't own the land. And pay lot rent. You don't pay yearly taxes like you do with a regular home on your land. 400 is nothing compared to what I pay in property taxes
Haw I'm can buy a home like this please share E-Mail or PH# Thanks
Sorry,
I do not sell homes or offer personal consultation; preferring to reserve the time I have available for producing educational materials. With over 23,000 subscribers, I would be quickly overwhelmed if I tried. If you have a specific question related to a video, just put it in the comments so all can benefit from the answer. If you are looking for general guidance on choosing a community, may I suggest my book: Retirement in Florida - Manufactured Homes ; The Land-Lease Option.
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The website offers this and many more resources for finding, purchasing, and maintaining the right home for you:
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This person appears more respectable trying to sell land and a trailer for decent people
If you are paying lot rent you have nothing .
There is no question this arrangement is not for everyone. But hundreds of thousands who currently occupy our land-lease parks find the arrangement suits their financial and retirement goals nicely. There are other arrangements, such as Resident Owned Communities and manufactured homes on private land, that also offer bargains in todays housing market. It's all about learning what is right for you. Glad you have been able to determine that for yourself.
What does that mean? I own a home and pay property taxes, soooo, I have nothing?
Could live without the kitschy dialog.
75 ain't cheap
It is at that lot rent price. And these homes will likely rise in price going into recession as folks who could have afforded much more downsize to live within their new net worth.
@@RussellWatsonFMHL possibly