Hey everyone! 👋 To make this group even more valuable and get more conversations going, we’re kicking off a monthly leaderboard competition! Here’s how it works: 🏆The #1 person on the 30-day leaderboard at the end of each month will win a FREE 1-hour 1v1 coaching session with either me or Ryan (your choice, depending on what you want to learn). 🏆The #2 person on the 30-day leaderboard at the end of each month will win a FREE invite to one of our Group Mentorship Sessions! 🏆The #3 person on the 30-day leaderboard at the end of each month will win FREE access to our recorded group Mentorship sessions 🔥 How to climb the leaderboard? ✅ Engage in discussions ✅ Ask great questions ✅ Share insights & wins ✅ Help others in the group This is a killer opportunity to get direct coaching on anything from deal analysis to operations—just by being active in the community! Let’s get the conversations rolling. Who’s going for the top spot this month? 👇💬

When entering a new market you should talk to everyone. I called a paving company for a quote and he told me he used to be the Sheriff. He said if I had any trouble please call his cell.

One of my value-ad properties we're in the process of cleaning up. We have adjusted our payment schedule with our tenants so that when they pay rent it goes towards their utility bill first and then goes towards lot rent. That way if someone doesn't pay the full amount for the month they don't just have an outstanding "water bill" but it shows that they haven't paid their rent since that's how the money flows. Although now we're running into this issue where tenants are paying what they think is lot rent but aren't paying utilities and it's showing that they have a balance. For example. $375 lot rent + $75 water/sewer charge = $450 The tenant will pay their $375, which goes towards water first, then lot rent. But now they have a $75 rent balance. At the end of the day if someone has a balance we still need to proceed forward with that. But we're not sure why we're having such an issue. Do we just need to proceed forward with some of these evictions and show the other residents that we mean business and will uphold on their balances owed? Our site manager is doing his best to educate the residents that by not paying this amount they're actually late on rent and they can be evicted. Definitely need some help and suggestions here! @Michael Pansolini @Ryan Narus Any thoughts? Thanks!

Hey everyone! We’re getting ready to officially launch our podcast in the coming weeks, and guess what? Episode 3 of the podcast is live! 🎙️ "Hosts Ryan and Michael continue to dive into the Top 3 Reasons why investors who should've gotten into the Mobile Home Park space, failed. In Episode 3, Ryan and Michael navigate the psychological and practical challenges of investing in mobile home parks. The hosts discuss overcoming fears, conducting due diligence, and striking a balance between passion and practical business strategies. Emphasizing the importance of education, mentorship, and perseverance, the episode offers personal anecdotes and valuable insights for aspiring and existing investors. Listeners will gain tools and mindset shifts necessary for long-term success in real estate entrepreneurship and learn how to manage risk and fear effectively while fostering a passion for their work." Before we announce it to the world 🌍, we want to give you—our amazing students—an exclusive sneak peek. Check it out through the link below and let us know what you think! Your input means the world to us. 💬👇 🎧 Spotify 🎧 🎧 Apple Podcasts🎧 🎧 YouTube🎧

We just closed on a 2 park portfolio of 136 pads in Warner Robins, GA last Friday. Of the 136 pads, 116 of them are POH's. It took us 53 days to close from start to finish. The crazy part is this was our first CMBS loan and boy was that different lol