Mobile Home Park Improvements: Why Maintenance And Upgrades Matter
When evaluating a mobile home park investment, investors often focus on occupancy, rental income, and operating expenses. However, the physical condition of […]
Utility Infrastructure Inspections in Mobile Home Park Due Diligence
Learn how utility infrastructure inspections shape mobile home park due diligence, from water and sewer lines to electrical pedestals, wells, and lagoons.
Rent Control and Tenant-Protection Laws Affecting Mobile Home Parks
An overview of rent control and tenant-protection laws affecting mobile home parks, and why understanding regulation matters in mobile home park investing.
Mobile Home Park Drainage: What Investors Should Know
In the video above, Andrew Keel explains why drainage can become an important consideration when evaluating a mobile home park. While drainage […]
Filling Vacant Lots: How Operators Bring Homes into a Mobile Home Park
Every mobile home park has a fixed number of lots, and an empty lot typically earns no lot rent. For many operators, […]
How Mobile Home Parks Fit Into a Diversified Investment Portfolio
How passive mobile home park investments can fit within a diversified portfolio: income traits, low correlation ideas, and illiquidity considerations.
Land vs. Improvements: Cost-Basis Allocation in Mobile Home Park Investing
How land vs. improvements cost-basis allocation works in mobile home park investing, how it differs from other real estate, and where cost segregation fits.
Mobile Home Park Investing vs. Apartment Syndications: Where the Risk Actually Sits
Apartment syndications have dominated passive real estate investing for more than a decade. However, the past few years exposed risks that many […]
Co-GP and Fund-of-Funds Structures in Mobile Home Park Syndication
An educational guide to co-GP and fund-of-funds structures in mobile home park syndication, including how they work, layered fees, and diligence considerations.
Preferred Equity vs. Common Equity in Mobile Home Park Syndication
An educational guide to preferred equity and common equity in a mobile home park syndication, how each is treated for distributions and risk in mobile home park investing.
How Rising Property Taxes Affect Mobile Home Park Investing
Understand how property taxes work for a mobile home park, why a post-sale reassessment raises the bill, and how it affects mobile home park investing returns.
Drivers of Value in Mobile Home Parks: Cap-Rate Compression vs. NOI Growth
A clear look at value creation in a mobile home park syndication: how NOI growth and cap-rate movement each drive value in mobile home park investing.
Loss-to-Lease in Mobile Home Parks: Lot Rent vs. Market Rent
Learn how loss-to-lease works in a mobile home park, the gap between in-place and market lot rent, and why it matters for passive mobile home park investments.
Park-Owned Homes: Asset or Liability for Your Mobile Home Park Investment?
Park-owned homes can make or break a mobile home park investment. On one hand, they can fill empty lots and lift income. […]
Evaluating the Tenant Base and Demographics of a Mobile Home Park
An educational guide to evaluating the resident base and demographics of a mobile home park, and why tenant stability matters to mobile home park investing.
On-Site vs. Remote Management in Mobile Home Park Syndication
An educational comparison of on-site, regional, and remote management models in a mobile home park syndication, and the trade-offs for passive investors.
Capital Improvements That Move Mobile Home Park NOI
Net operating income (NOI) sits at the heart of every mobile home park valuation. Even small gains in NOI can meaningfully lift […]
Master-Metered vs. Direct-Billed Utilities in Mobile Home Parks
An educational look at how utilities are billed in a mobile home park, from master-metered to submetered and RUBS, and why it matters for passive investors.
Mobile Home Park Deal Red Flags Every Passive Investor Should Understand
An educational guide to mobile home park deal red flags, helping passive investors spot warning signs and ask sharper questions before reviewing any investment.
What Is Manufactured Housing? A Guide for Curious Investors
Housing costs across the United States keep rising, and many families now look for alternatives to traditional site-built homes. As a result, […]