Think No Parks Want Investors? These Managers Beg to Differ…

Let’s talk about mobile homes *inside* parks, the ones where you own the home but not the land (aka “lot rent” homes). These are often misunderstood, ignored, or dismissed as “not worth the hassle.” But what most investors miss is this, these homes are one of the highest ROI opportunities in real estate 💥 and they pair beautifully with notes 💵 meaning you can sell them over time and collect monthly income like a bank 🏦.

I constantly hear,
> “No parks allow investors anymore.”

My response?
> Talk to more parks. 📞

Just in the last few weeks, I’ve had multiple mobile home park managers from around the country reach out *asking* if I or any of my students would invest in their parks. One even wanted to give homes away for free 🎁 because they are better at collecting lot rent than managing properties. They'd rather partner with someone who knows how to bring value through repair, resale, or rentals.

Here’s the kicker, they specifically asked if I could refer someone who has completed my Trailer to Treasure course. They want to work with educated investors, not time-wasters.

✅ Lower purchase prices
✅ Less competition
✅ Strong cash flow
✅ High ROI
✅ Compatible with notes

But here’s something critical to understand, the most important part of this niche is the park manager 🧑‍💼. Want to win in this space? You need to build win-win relationships. Some investors try to sneak around managers who say “no investors,” but I’ve seen that backfire more times than I can count. If you want a long-term business, find park managers who see you as a helpful partner, not a problem.

If you’re in Central Alabama or South West Kentucky, I have a park manager ready to work with you, after you’ve completed Trails to Treasures 🛤️.

If you’re in another state, reach out anyway. I regularly hear from other park managers looking for serious students to bring into their parks.

This niche is alive, growing, and still one of the best-kept secrets in real estate. 🏡

📚 Ready to learn more about Trailer to Treasure