Greenstreet’s data from 2004 to 2018 reveals a striking 87% income rise in mobile home parks, prevailing even through the 2008 Great Recession.
During economic downturns, rental rates don’t just fall across the board; they first tighten from the top. Mobile home communities, with their already modest baseline, offer little room for adjustment. Even in recessions, most can still allocate $400-$700 for lot rent.

Investors should not have to pick between cash flow and appreciation. This is why we select strategic assets that offer dependable cash flow while also having value-add potential for forced appreciation.

Depreciation is a valuable tax deduction that enables you to retain more of your profits. Manufactured housing communities stand out as a highly depreciable real estate asset category, often offering investors greater initial depreciation compared to other real estate investments.

Leverage is a potent investment tool, particularly when employed prudently to amplify returns and purchasing capability. For instance, leveraging real estate facilitates acquiring assets worth $100M with an investment of just $50M.

Real Estate, renowned for its historical value appreciation, possesses the capacity to further elevate its worth. Skillful occupancy of vacant pads/spaces and matching rents with prevailing market rates can trigger a significant revenue and value upswing, resulting in improved cash flow and overall investor returns. This impact is particularly pronounced in the realm of manufactured home communities, where appreciation rates often surpass those of site-built homes with similar attributes.