An RV park can look extremely profitable when the seller presents the right month, removes the wrong expense, and assumes every future season will be perfect. Your job as a buyer is to replace that sales presentation with a valuation built on evidence.
Read MoreThere are two ways to buy an RV Park: 1) use your money for downpayment or 2) use somebody else’s. And many successful RV Park portfolios have been built on a basis of obtaining “capital partners”. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to explore what you should look for in a “money partner” as well as what you should avoid.
Listen To Episode 153RV park customers still want the same basic thing they wanted years ago: a good place to spend time with family and friends. But the list of what they consider “good” has changed. In 2026, guests are comparing you not only to other RV parks, but also to Airbnbs, resorts, state parks, and hotels.
Read MoreMany RV Park deals require creativity to piece them together, and two important tools can be the proper use of “escrows” and “earn-outs”. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review how this can work to bring both sides together on a mutually successful transaction.
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