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Mobile home parks bring unique challenges that catch even seasoned real estate investors off guard. Investors often assume their experience in apartments, retail, or office space will give them an edge,

I have been talking about mobile home parks for nearly 30 years and the best park buying opportunity in history is about to start coming to a close. As a veteran of multiple recessions

If you're looking for a quick and affordable solution to fill empty lots in your mobile home park, consider this: RVs. Short for recreational vehicles, RVs provide an immediate and cost-free method to boost

Imagine you've found the perfect apartment. It's got the right amount of space, the location is ideal, and the rent is within your budget. But did you know that something as seemingly unrelated as your credit score could be the key factor in whether or not you get the keys?

A common misconception in the world of real estate is that mobile homes have a built-in expiration date, destined to deteriorate beyond repair. However, this notion couldn't be further from the truth.

In today's competitive rental market, a compelling listing can be the difference between weeks of vacancy and finding your ideal tenant quickly. This first impression needs to grab attention, highlight the property's strengths, and convince renters this is their perfect home.

Delve into the world of rental applications, credit checks, background checks, verifying income, and reference checks, uncovering the secrets to spotting a great tenant. We'll also explore the legalities to ensure your screening process is fair and effective.

David R. Williams was a formidable force in U.S. architecture and was hired by the U.S. government in 1941 to design and build what may serve as the first true large-scale mobile home/modular park.

Not all commercial real estate is created equal. Some is reliant on “good times” and economic boom like shopping centers, hotels and office buildings. And others are “contrarian” and flourish when times are terrible.

In 1996 I bought a mobile home park. Everybody told me it was a terrible idea and I would lose all my money. I couldn't really blame them as it was one of the nastiest mobile home parks in Dallas. But even then, I was impressed by a few factors: