I hadn't either until I watched a YouTube video of an operator breaking down his truck parking numbers.

Managing parking at apartments can be tricky, especially for properties with 150+ units.Some common challenges I’ve seen:Residents accidentally or intentionally parking in the wrong spotsVisitor passes being misusedStaff spending a lot of time tracking violationsDisputes over towing or finesI’ve been working on a tool called ParkVault to make issuing and tracking violations easier.

We have designated areas for guest parking. 

I’m open to all advice but recently I’ve been very interested in buying an RV park and running it as a business hoping to expand to multiple.

I'm looking to break into the RV park space and would really value guidance from someone experienced in this niche.About me:-Based in Corpus Christi, TX-Currently have $100k available to invest-Strong W2 income with long 60+ hour weeks-Interested in buying my first RV park to learn how to run the business the correct and efficient way-Open to Texas markets, ideally would like to keep it within a couple hours from corpusMy Goals:-Learn how to properly underwrite deals with utilities, occupancy, long term vs. short term, etc.

Hello, I own a home (3bd/2ba could be 5 bed 2 bath with slight remodel), cabin (1bd/1ba), and new 12 site full service tiny home park on 5.5 acres in a very tourism strong area in South Dakota. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Columbus.

I just closed on charming 3 bed, 1 bath single family home that I will rent out next month after completing a mild rehab!

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Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

I just closed on charming 3 bed, 1 bath single family home that I will rent out next month after completing a mild rehab!

I own a 4 plex with a large parking area.

I came across someone who owns a RV park and wants to sell somewhere in the future.