Curious if @Ryan Narus and @Michael Pansolini (and anyone else) will be at MHI in April and, if so, will y’all be doing a meetup? Thoughts on MHI as a worthwhile event?

Anyone in here own in GA and also have their dealers license? If so I have some questions and would love to connect.

Hey MHP Rockstars, What if I told you that not only can I get you 100% financing for your Mobile Home Park dreams… but I can also get you paid to buy it? Sounds like wizardry, right? Example: You pick up a park for $1,000,000 and walk away with more than $50,000 for CapEx. That’s right, you close and walk off with a smile (because you now have your first or another park) and some serious startup cash. Now let’s be clear: I’m not a loan officer (although I do speak fluent spreadsheets, not quite near the level of @Michael Pansolini !). What I do is bring crucial financing pieces to the table where I use exactly $0 of my own money (because of my know how.). You’ll just need your EMD (which you get back) and a bit of money in the bank for reserves. Oh, and did I mention? The financing is non-recourse. Let me say that again – NON-RECOURSE. That means if it all goes sideways, they don’t come for your house, your dog, or your grandma’s secret cookie recipe. Now, here’s the fun part: There are many ways to make this work. Option 1: You have the deal, but need the money If you found the deal but just can’t get it to the finish line (or maybe you can), I can help bring all the money to the table. This is including some CapEx and a little cash for us all to breathe easier. In this case, the percentage of the upfront money I receive is worked out case by case (always in your favor) and the ongoing %. I don’t want to operate your park; I just want to help you close it and win. Option 2: I bring the deal, you run the show Sometimes I bring the deal to the table (on or off market) and negotiate the whole thing from top to bottom. You just show up and operate like the rockstar you are (or want to be). In that case, we team up with clearly defined roles, and you plug right into a pre-negotiated deal. Option 3: You started the deal, I help you to finish it Maybe you found the deal, took it part of the way, but hit a wall or ran out of bandwidth. That’s okay, it happens. In those situations, I can jump in, help negotiate, restructure, fund, or simply push it across the finish line. We collaborate, figure out what the deal needs, and make it happen.

What collection agency does everyone use to chase down their bad debt that will also report to the credit bureaus? On the flip side we they report good payments to help improve their credit score?

Is anyone else going to it next week? If so let's meet up!