In Medieval England, a successful “moat” was considered to be 50’ wide. At that width it was impossible for a knight-in-armor to cross and attack the castle walls. But the American mobile home park has a much bigger “moat”. It’s 50 years wide. That’s how many years it’s been since virtually every city and town in America banned new mobile home parks from being built. And that “moat” makes trailer parks the most protected asset class in real estate.
In this short video, Frank Rolfe explains the “moat” concept and how it defends the value of your investment in good times and bad, as well as producing spectacular supply vs. demand potential.
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