A good RV park deal can look simple on the surface. The income is there, the occupancy looks solid, the location makes sense, and the seller seems honest. But real estate has a bad habit of hiding expensive problems until after closing. That is why due diligence is not just a formality. It is the period where you find out whether the deal you thought you had is actually the deal in front of you.
Read MoreWhen buying an RV Park, a common dilemma for the buyer is whether or not to keep the existing manager in charge of the property. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we're going to review the methodology to determine whether or not to retain the current manager.
Listen To Episode 149Most signs are built to look orderly, balanced, and predictable. That is normally a good thing. But when you are trying to make an RV park entrance, roadside marker, or promotional display stand out from a long line of forgettable signs, perfect alignment is not always your friend. Sometimes the thing that catches the eye is the part that looks slightly unexpected.
Read MoreWriting a contract to buy an RV Park can be stressful – particularly if it's your first. But it doesn't have to be that way. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we're going review some practical steps and strategies to produce purchase contracts at low cost and less worry.
Listen To Episode 148RV parks generally fall into two broad categories. Some are overnight stops, where the guest needs a clean, safe place to park before getting back on the road. Others are destinations, where the guest plans the trip around the park, the area, or both.
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