In forging successful mobile home park deals, one of your most important tools is simply "thinking outside the box". In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we're going to review some of the most successful creative tactics to make deals work for both buyer and seller. As we'll discuss, today's winning buyer is a mixture of one part scientist and one part sculptor.

America is entering a new chapter economically, and how you invest right now will have a huge impact on your finances for years to come. In this video, Frank Rolfe explores what’s happening in the U.S., why traditional investment methods are no longer working, and how to prepare for recession and stagflation with alternative investment opportunities. It’s a fact-based discussion – free from political bias – and long on historical narrative and examples.

The late John Naisbitt coined the term “megatrend” to describe “long-term and transformative forces” that he saw in the U.S. economy. But all megatrends start small and grow over time, like the Mighty Oak. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to explore the new “megatrends” that impact the mobile home park sector with predictions on their direction over time.

A successful partnership isn’t just about finding someone with the same interest in an investment. It requires deeper alignment in values, vision, and long-term objectives. Without these shared fundamentals, disagreements are inevitable. If one partner is focused on long-term stability while the other is eager to flip properties for quick returns, conflict is bound to arise. A strong partnership is built on mutual understanding and a shared commitment to a common goal.

When you buy a mobile home park, one of the first decisions you have to make is whether to keep the existing manager or to replace them. Legacy managers often come with a book of knowledge but their potentially bad traits may make them toxic to your park’s performance. In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review the science behind making that choice correctly.

While municipal utilities are universally preferred, many mobile home parks have private water, sewer or both. Yet, in some cases, there is access to lines available to potentially convert the park over to the “city” utility equivalent. But should you consider doing so? In this Mobile Home Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review the important considerations needed to make the right decision.