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Victor Rios
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Information on RV park investing

Victor Rios
  • Investor
  • Humble, TX
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Hello All, My friend and I are considering purchasing 10 acres in the Houston area outskirts. The plan is to make it a RV park. His property is next door and owns  25 acres. Does any one here have any  information or advise on  developing a RV park.  Zoning? electricity? water ? insurance , Taxes ?  So on...We want to make sure before closing this deal that we  recognize all the red flags. I am a landlord myself but no experience on RV parks.

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Danny Webber
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Danny Webber
  • Real Estate Broker / Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Zoning is everything.... Check to see if they will require environmental studies, septic ratios, required taps, elec requirements, driving/paving requirements +

It is a long process to get all of your ducks in a row. I would guess you will need to maybe 15-25k for all the upfront stuff before you get a license to break ground if not more depending on what you find.

A worthwhile venture if you can own some of the units you rent out and collect double rents per pad. My opinion.

  • Danny Webber

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