A good mobile home park lives or dies by its location. While demand for affordable housing continues to grow, the strength of that demand depends on the market around it. Evaluating a location is not guesswork; it relies on a set of practical checks that reveal whether the area can support stable occupancy and predictable long-term performance.

Just because a mobile home park is under contract does not mean that you can’t still buy it – you just have to wait for the current buyer to drop the deal. And when that occurs you will have an advantage if you already have an active back-up contract. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review how back-up contracts work as well as some basic strategies to do them properly.

In this short video Frank Rolfe discusses the top three reasons to buy a mobile home park, as well as many facts and figures regarding historical park performance vs. other investment alternatives. At a time in which American markets have never been more unstable, mobile home parks offer a safe haven that most investors don’t realize.

Woody Allen has never owned a mobile home park, but his quote is as true to the affordable housing industry as it is in Hollywood. Yet many mobile home parks suffer greatly by the actions of managers who fail to show up. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review the failings of many managers along with strategies to correct these problems.

The U.S. government remains closed due to the expiration of the ACA subsidies that made everyone think their healthcare insurance was affordable. But it wasn't.

In one of my early mobile home park deals, I learned a valuable lesson. In the middle of winter, my park lost its natural gas supply—leaving 80 families without heat or hot water. It was a harsh introduction to the risks of what's known as "master-metered gas."

There are some dangerous parallels between 1999 and current times. We all know that 1999 lead to the “Dot.Com Crash” but what may be developing currently could exceed that recession. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to explore the similarities between 1999 and modern times, as well as predict what the impact on the mobile home park industry might be.

Besides founding the retail powerhouse Amazon, Jeff Bezos has recently been reflecting on some of his fundamental principles for success, of which the "Regret Minimization Model" is the most interesting. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review what this theory entails and apply that to the purchase of a mobile home park.