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"How to" Published: 07/29/2009
How to Build Primitive Camping Sites in an RV Park
Most RV parks should have a camping section, since it naturally fits in with RV travelers. And they require very little in the way of land and finish-out. Here’s how to build a winning primitive camp site section in your RV park:
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"How to" Published: 07/29/2009
How To Take Advantage Of Today's Real Estate Market: Investing In Mobile Home Parks
Buying a mobile home park may be a good investment now that prices are dropping to affordable levels again.
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"How to" Published: 07/07/2009
How to Buy a Mobile Home for your Mobile Home Park
Quickly evaluate used mobile homes to purchase in order to fill a lot in your mobile home park.
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"How to" Published: 08/12/2008
How To Make Money In The Mobile Home Park Business
Making money with mobile home parks
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"How to" Published: 08/11/2008
How To Name Your Mobile Home Park
Naming your Mobile Home Park
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"How to" Published: 07/02/2008
Buying Mobile Home Parks: How To Take Advantage Of The Best Prices In Decades
An ongoing slump in mobile home park sales has many sellers desperate—even if their prks are turning a profit—which translates to great opportunities for interested buyers.
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"How to" Published: 06/09/2008
Mobile Home Parks: How to Avoid Buying a Pretty Loser
Mobile home park cashflow is usually more important than the amenities and age of the park.
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Opportunity Published: 05/26/2008
Mobile Home Park Investment Education
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Opportunity Published: 05/26/2008
Mobile Home Park Due Diligence Manual
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Opportunity Published: 05/22/2008
Over 800 Mobile Home Parks For Sale
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"How to" Published: 05/20/2008
How to Fill Your Vacant Mobile Home Park Lots
Filling vacant units in a mobile home park isn't as easy as it once was. Here are some effective and ethical ways to bring in new tenants at minimal cost.
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"How to" Published: 04/23/2008
How to Conduct a Physical Evaluation of a Mobile Home Park
Mobile home park physical evaluation: and what to look for...and look out for.
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"How to" Published: 04/10/2008
How to Collect Rent from your Mobile Home Park Residents
Mobile home park landlords can run into problems with rent collection from tenants, and a "No pay—no stay" policy may be just what you need if you have tenants who are behind. These are some tips to show tenants the "tough love" they need to keep themselves—and the park out of debt.
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"How to" Published: 03/27/2008
Mobile Home Parks: How to Quickly Evaluate Potential Properties
Tips on how to quickly analyze and value mobile home parks before investing extra time and money in researching them.
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"How to" Published: 03/26/2008
Mobile Home Parks: How to Find Opportunities
Finding mobile home sparks for sale isn't as difficult as it may seem. There are creative ways to find investment opportunities with less competition.
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Article Published: 02/08/2008
Mobile Home Park Due Diligence
When you put a mobile home park under contract, you should have a stipulation in the contract that will allow you to confirm what the seller has said and to evaluate the overall feasibility of the purchase. Due diligence should involve looking at the physical, economic, demographic and market feasibility of the project. This time period should usually take between 30 and 60 days.
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Article Published: 11/02/2007
Why Invest in Mobile Home Parks?
Dave Reynolds explains the advantages of mobile home parks as a rental property investment.
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