Raising capital for your first mobile home park can feel intimidating, but the process becomes manageable once you break it into clear […]

If you own mobile home parks in more than one state, there’s a good chance you’re operating in violation of a law […]

For years, Ratio Utility Billing Systems — RUBS — felt like a clever solution. Instead of spending capital on individual submeters, you […]

Learn the five areas every passive investor must review before committing capital to a mobile home park syndication — from operator track record to deal structure and legal documents.

Across the United States, tired and underperforming mobile home parks may represent one of the most overlooked opportunities in real estate. Many […]

Modern manufactured housing communities are embracing solar panels, submetering, and energy-efficient HUD-code homes. Here's what the green evolution means for residents, operators, and investors.

North Carolina’s SB518 Mobile Home Park Act is in effect. Four big changes — ROFR, rent freeze traps, 60-day notice requirements, and enhanced eviction standards — that every mobile home park investor in NC needs to know.

Nearly 70% of mobile home parks with private water systems violated EPA drinking water rules in the past five years. Here's what every investor needs to know about infrastructure due diligence before they close.

Before you commit capital to a mobile home park deal, stress test it. Learn how to model occupancy drops, expense spikes, and exit cap rate expansion so you know exactly where your floor is.

A complete guide to mobile home park investing in Wisconsin — covering lot rent trends by MSA, cap rates, the regulatory environment, due diligence priorities, and financing options for 2026.

Persistent vacancy in manufactured housing communities often isn't a marketing problem — it's a financing access problem. Here's what's driving the chattel lending squeeze and what operators are doing about it.

Mobile home park insurance premiums have surged 40–120% across the Southeast. Here's why it's happening, what it means for deal underwriting, and how smart operators are managing the crisis.

A capital call can catch passive investors off guard. Here's what it is, why it happens in mobile home park syndications, and how to protect yourself before you invest.

Private equity poured into manufactured housing in 2025 — 47% more deals, compressed cap rates, and new competition for smaller operators. Here's what it means and how to stay ahead.

Aging water lines, Orangeburg sewer pipe, and deferred infrastructure maintenance are the most underpriced risk in mobile home park investing. Here's what's actually underground in most older parks — and how to underwrite it correctly.

Nine states have enacted or proposed new rent control laws targeting manufactured housing communities in the past 18 months. Each law is different. Here's what the patchwork looks like — and what actually works to stay compliant.

If you’re underwriting a mobile home park deal anywhere in the country right now, you’re doing it in a regulatory environment that […]

If you own a mobile home park and you’re using RUBS (Ratio Utility Billing System) or any kind of utility markup to […]

Most operators dramatically underestimate how hard mobile home park infill actually is. Here are the four bottlenecks that consistently delay occupancy growth — and what operators who fill lots in 60-90 days do differently.

A wave of new manufactured housing legislation across Washington, New Mexico, New Jersey, Michigan, Florida, and California is creating a compliance burden that multi-state mobile home park operators can no longer afford to ignore. Here's a state-by-state breakdown and what smart operators are doing right now.