Chris R. is from California, but his mobile home parks are located thousands of miles away. In this event, you’ll hear his story and how he came to break through his comfort zone and buy properties in the Midwest, as well as how he found them and why he liked them. One interesting feature will be his discussion of his lessons learned so far and what he’s trying to buy in the future. If you are thinking about buying a mobile home park – or are looking at ways to improve on an existing purchase – then this interview is for you.

If you want to learn skills to succeed with mobile home parks, attend our Mobile Home Park Investor's Boot Camp. You'll learn how to identify, evaluate, negotiate, perform due diligence on, finance, turn-around and operate mobile home parks. The course is taught by Frank Rolfe who, with his partner Dave Reynolds, is one of the largest owners of mobile home parks in the U.S. To learn more Click Here or call (855) 879-2738.

Here is the recording of the 101 Parks In 101 Minutes Teleseminar and the Q & A session.

Jeff was great a listener. So when he attended the Mobile Home Park Investor’s Boot Camp, he remembered one of our all-time favorite turnaround strategies: buying a park that’s all screwed up, fixing it, and refinancing it into conduit debt. This is a powerful tool because, if you do it right, you end up taking all the cash you have in it, and then even more cash out, and still own the park. It’s like selling yourself the park, and having the park pay itself off, so you can do it again.

If you want to learn skills to succeed with mobile home parks, attend our Mobile Home Park Investor's Boot Camp. You'll learn how to identify, evaluate, negotiate, perform due diligence on, finance, turn-around and operate mobile home parks. And the course is taught by Frank Rolfe who, with his partner Dave Reynolds, is one of the largest owners of mobile home parks in the U.S. To learn more Click Here or call (855) 879-2738.

Eric L. from New York is an architect who was an investor in apartments. Then he made the change to mobile home parks – with very profitable results! Hear his story of how he went from a person who knew nothing about the mobile home park industry, to a professional operator who owns several large parks. Hear about his experiences and how much time he devotes to his mobile home parks each week. If you want to hear real-life stories, then check out this interview.

If you want to learn skills to succeed with mobile home parks, attend our Mobile Home Park Investor's Boot Camp. You'll learn how to identify, evaluate, negotiate, perform due diligence on, finance, turn-around and operate mobile home parks. And the course is taught by Frank Rolfe who, with his partner Dave Reynolds, is one of the largest owners of mobile home parks in the U.S. To learn more Click Here or call (855) 879-2738.

If you want to learn skills to succeed with mobile home parks, attend our Mobile Home Park Investor's Boot Camp. You'll learn how to identify, evaluate, negotiate, perform due diligence on, finance, turn-around and operate mobile home parks. The course is taught by Frank Rolfe who, with his partner Dave Reynolds, is one of the largest owners of mobile home parks in the U.S. To learn more Click Here or call (855) 879-2738.

Todd Kraner & Julie Barrow own four mobile home parks, and they have garnered a lot of great observations in getting there. We’ll be discussing those lessons learned in this interview. We’ll go over how they found them, what the turn-around plans were, what’s happened so far, which markets they favor, and many other related items. If you’ve been considering buying a mobile home park, here’s your chance to hear from someone who has done just that.

Rama Chanani and Pooja Patel are two students at Harvard Business School who called me one evening for input on an assignment. I was shocked to learn that they were doing their project on the mobile home park industry and, specifically, the different ways to improve the operations of UMH, the smallest mobile home park REIT in the U.S. I thought it was only fair to call them back later to ask them questions about what they had learned about the mobile home park sector from their project.

Hear the story of Dave D. from San Diego, who attended the Mobile Home Park Investor’s Boot Camp about two years ago, and shortly thereafter bought his first mobile home park in Indiana. The park is 54 lots with 52 occupied, and the lot rent is $280 per month. He bought the park for around $500,000 and it’s now worth around $1,050,000 at a 10% cap rate – only two years later. That’s a 20% cap rate on his initial investment in under two years. In addition, he’s only been there twice in two years, and manages the park on an average of an hour per day or less.

Howard Huang was a Silicon Valley executive who wanted a change, so he bought a mobile home park. And then another. And then another. Hear how it all turned out – and what he learned in the process. If you have ever wondered if mobile home parks might be right for you, this interview will allow you to hear the real-life experiences of somebody who started from scratch in the mobile home park business.

Make sure to check out the 50 testimonials book from our residents. Here is a link to download it: 50 Thank You's. If you haven't already read the "Frank and Dave Story" book, which tells the story of there lives and predictions for the future of the mobile home park industry, grab a free copy from here: "The Frank & Dave Story".