Mobile home parks

The Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park sits along the beach in Malibu. In this trailer park, it's common for mobile homes to cost millions of dollars.

Creating value and making money with mobile homes inside pre-existing mobile home parks is a very real opportunity that most investors never consider.

Resident-owned mobile home parks or communities in Florida, also known as resident-owned community (ROC) and manufactured home co-op shares, represent a unique type of real estate ownership. Here, the ownership isn’t traditional, where you own the land directly under your home. Instead, it’s more like owning a piece of a company. Your “stock” in the community gives you the right to live in your unit.

Years ago, I had a chance to invest in mobile home parks. Like most real estate investors then, I turned it down. That was a major mistake.

A mobile home park is a residential community made up of blocks and rows of homes on wheels. Mobile home parks are where people live in the nation's largest trailer parks. The first mobile home

Mobile home and RV parks present an unequaled opportunity to accelerate the transition to more widespread community living.

It's always a joy to meet people like Linda, a true gem who worked hard to make her tiny home dreams come true! Today, she is going to walk us through her story about how

This is our editorial - rebuttal to an article titled The Only Reason to Buy a Mobile Home (Under Any Circumstances).

The mobile home park industry has been reliably profitable due to its structural advantages that keeps mobile home park supply, tenant turnover, ongoing capital and recurring expenses low.