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As an investor, one of the most critical decisions you will make is selecting the right manager for your mobile home park. In this article, we will explore the significance of hiring an effective mobile home park manager, their key responsibilities, and tips for finding the best candidate for the job.

When renting your investment property, you should always plan ahead so that you are prepared for the eventuality that you need to sue a tenant for damages. To help you win your case against an errant tenant, you should be careful to avoid the following five common mistakes many landlords make when they take a renter to small claims court.

During Joe Biden’s latest State of the Union address many issues were discussed but Biden, who owns no mobile home parks, did not really reflect the opinions

Six years ago, the transmission went out in my aging GMC Yukon. It had about a billion miles on it and The Blue Book Value was around $2.75. It made no sense to fix it as it was not worth the cost. So I moved

Webster’s Dictionary defines accountability as the fact or condition of being responsible. Now, why do we need accountability with mobile home parks? Well, just as we need it in the rest of America today, no one wants to take responsibility.

Business owners Mobile Insurance serves often ask me whether to report a loss to their insurance company. Payment of any part of a claim is in the short term best interest of the client. However, some claims

The Wall Street Journal recently released an article touting a grassroots movement for rent control. It cites that U.S. rents are up 18% on average in some markets as the catalyst to a new world order

There’s an old rule in sales that 20% of your sales force typically generates 80% of your sales. In the manufactured home community business, that “80/20” rule permeates all levels of the industry.

After a two-year hiatus, the manufactured housing industry’s largest event is back! Join over 1,200 professionals April 11- 13 in Orlando for MHI’s 2022 Congress & Expo.

Manufactured housing sales were relatively flat in 2021, but the industry is optimistic about demand and expects Texas activity to accelerate in 2022.