In the journey to buy an RV park at the correct price, it is common practice to have a period of renegotiation. Remember that the seller knows much more than you do when you sign that contract, and as you learn more of the facts in due diligence, it’s perfectly reasonable to need to adjust the price to reflect that reality. So how do you do it properly?

The SBA and USDA are offering programs to help you finance buying an RV park using small business loans. The terms are incredibly attractive – so good that it would appear the U.S. government is bent on making you an RV park owner. So let them. Or at least understand the options available.

Did you know that the SBA and USDA has small -business loan programs for RV parks that offer 25-year fully amortizing terms with as low as 10% down?

The Presidential election is over and it’s time for RV park owners to harness the power of Biden’s initiatives to make money. And, from all appearances, there a number of potential pushes by the new administration that can be a profitability driver for RV park investors. So what are the opportunities coming with the new administration?

The 1970s brought us many classic rock anthems including “Signs, Signs, Everywhere a Sign” – but I’m sure the writers of the song never thought of it’s apt description in RV parks. In this episode of the RV Park Mastery podcast, we’re going to drill down on proper signage in RV parks including what it is, where to get it, and how to keep the cost low. From property appearance to proper marketing, every RV park owner needs to know about signs.

Heather Blankenship is one of the leading brokers of RV parks in the U.S., and with 2021 upon us, we asked her to give you some of her insights on what’s going in RV park listings right now. If you would like to contact her about the current listings of properties for sale, you can reach her at