REI093: Mobile Home Parks w/ Jonathan Tuttle

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

11:05 - What is a mobile home park and what investing strategy is used when this is implemented? 16:04 - What is the difference between park-owned homes and tenant-owned homes? 17:27 - How to use rent-to-own financing to eliminate maintenance and repair costs, motivate tenants to take better care of the property, and allow people to get started without a lot of money. 21:32 - How is Jonathan choosing the markets he’s interested in purchasing, what specific data points or metrics does he look for, and how is he tactically finding cities that meet those criteria? 22:42 - In terms of raising capital, why did he decide to limit his investor pool to only accredited investors, who are able to invest a minimum of $450,000 and where did he come up with that amount?  And much, much more!

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