You finally have a clean, simple way to break down a park across every major variable… all in one place 😮‍💨💥 You can click through each category, pick what you’re seeing on the ground, and watch the quality shift in real time. Utilities, roads, tree coverage, home age, density, pipe types, and so much more, all laid out so you can judge the park fast and with confidence 👀⚡️ Buy Box Tool Every option is ranked from best to worst so you never guess again. You walk a park, update the choices, and instantly see how strong or weak it is for your buy box. No random notes. No flipping between sheets. Just clarity 💯🔍 And this is only the start. Each variable will soon have its own tab where you can open it up, add details, and stay organized as your diligence deepens. I’m pumped for you guys to start using this. Go play with it and let me know what you think 🤘🔥

Hey everyone! I am Ryan O'Callaghan. I am currently located in Denver, Colorado and have been in the business of flipping and wholesaling mobile homes with my business partners over the past two years and now ready to move into investing into mobile home parks. Currently, my primary markets are in Colorado and Southern Wyoming, but am starting to do work in West Texas due to connections my business partner and I have made. I am looking forward to learning more about due diligence on parks, operations and making profitable contracts that are win-wins for me the buyer and the seller. Can't wait to learn more and apply what is taught!

Hey everyone! I’m Byron, and I’m really happy to be here. I’m 23 years old and based in the Philly market. I’ve grown up around mobile home parks—my family has five of them, about 700 lots total, so it’s kind of been part of my life since I was a kid doing odd jobs and helping out. But right now, I’m starting from scratch on my own and want to learn more about creative financing to acquire my first community. I studied finance at Penn State and spent the last year in New York City brokering mobile home park deals to learn valuation and general CRE knowledge, I realized I want to be on the ground as an operator. So I moved into a small single-wide in our smallest park—just six lots—and I’m learning the ropes firsthand about management, infill, and selling homes. My big goal is to build my own portfolio from zero to honor my family's legacy and eventually even outgrow what my family’s done, but in a way that really focuses on providing good, affordable housing and being a landlord people can count on. I’m here to learn and to connect with folks who have been in the trenches. I’m hoping to pick up the skills to make that happen and to do my part in tackling the affordable housing challenge. Really looking forward to getting to know all of you and learning from your experiences! P.S. I like Packers football, fitness, faith, and play alto saxophone!

The LOI I sent out on the 14 pad park with the potential to add six more lots, owner is considering a counter offer! Still crickets on the 18 pad park! I have several parks to drive through tomorrow

I started my mobile home park journey in college over 25 years ago. I made the plans, read the books, went to seminars, and bought all the bootcamp courses. But instead of buying a park, I built a successful business that ultimately distracted me from my original goal. I even helped a family member get into parks before I finally took the leap myself. The real catalyst? Ryan’s mentorship program. It laid the foundation—and with Michael’s expansion of the program, it’s become something far greater than I ever imagined. I closed on my first park in January 2022—a $575K deal that felt massive at the time. Now, just over 3 years later, I’ve purchased 24 parks, over 1,000 active pads, 250 approved expansion pads, and currently own $60 million in income-producing real estate. To put it in perspective: I now make more in one week than I used to make in a year. I consider myself average (maybe below average) in most areas—except two: my work ethic and my ability to analyze risk and make decisions quickly. Odds are, you’re better than me at almost everything else. So if you’re thinking about getting into this game, do it. Buy something. Rents go up. Tenants rarely leave. Stuff breaks, but not often. And yes—money comes in pretty easily. Use this group’s formula as your foundation. Take the first step. It might feel like a cliff, but trust me—there is no cliff.