The key now is aligning with the right partners who share your vision and risk tolerance.Feel free to reach out if you'd like a second set of eyes on any numbers or deal structure ideas.

Quote from @Mark Miles: Quote from @Derek Layton: I'm leaning towards investing in an RV park, but I want to go into it with eyes wide open.For those of you who currently own or have previously owned RV parks, I’d love to hear your honest take on the downsides or unexpected challenges of this asset class.

With the high(ish) rates its leaving the $500k-$600k+ homes sitting a little longer while your smaller SFH/rentals are pretty active especially with higher rental amounts.Seeing flippers working more volume than anything else, which obviously complicates a few things but keeping an eye on the market for those higher value ones to start moving again, hoping this spring.

A couple of investors I know stress the importance of locking in material costs early and keeping a close eye on timelines, since delays eat into your financing.Since I also work with a lending company, I see a lot of people scaling through new builds, and it’s a strategy that works well if you’re disciplined.

So if there's a third party lender involved - some people just don't want to deal with that.

I'd love to hear what's working (or not) for you right now - and what you're keeping an eye on in 2026 and beyond.

Especially if you are involved with cleaning and stocking, ect.  

There are several vacant  lots there that I am researching with an eye to buying them, but before I do I would like to chat with someone who knows the area extremely well.

Definitely eye opening.

We keep a close eye on markets where recovery housing is underdeveloped but demand is strong.