Just dropped a new tool! The Infill Costs & ROI Calculator! This spreadsheet helps you model out the FULL economics of adding homes to vacant lots in your park: What it calculates: • Total home purchase costs (base price, options, shipping, taxes) • All CapEx line items (footers, block & level, tie-downs, skirting, deck, refurb) • Land improvement costs (electric, water/sewer, pad prep) • Market affordability analysis using your local MHHI • RTO vs Chattel financing scenarios • Complete ROI projection based on your hold period Pre-loaded with real examples: • Clayton TULIP (2bd/1ba, 12x48) • Clayton BUTTERCUP (1bd/1ba, 12x36) • FEMA units The math accounts for lot rent NOI, home rent income, tenant payments, and capitalized exit value at sale. How to use it: 1. Make a copy (File > Make a copy) 2. Plug in your actual costs and market rents 3. Adjust the hold period and exit cap rate 4. Compare RTO vs Chattel returns Stop guessing on infill deals and run the numbers.

Do you think there will still be an opportunity for individual new investors to purchase mobile home parks in 10 years?

$325k PP 5% Down, 20-year Loan 5% Interest Total Rental Income Current:$2,550 a month $2,039 Payment to Seller every 17th of the month. 7 Pads 3 TOH=$400 per pad 2 POH=$950 rent plus $400 rent for other 1 Abandoned/Maybe tear down 1 Empty Pad Plans are raise lot rents, clean up park, infill new home, replace abandoned home or fix up. Potentially buy park touching it. To combine to a total of 13 pad park. Public Utilities, Direct Billed City Metered Water to each pad!! Negatives: Creek runs through it, no flood zone. Didn't get washed away in Helene like 5 other parks did within a 1.5 Miles of it. Part of the park has to go over the creek and little culvert and not paved. Its below a railroad track, the back part of it has a railroad that is on a bank behind/above it. The railroad has a 45 foot right away, but it will likely never be affected. Road to it, even though in city limits, is not paved by the town. Nor is the road in the park. See the park Instagram-Connorinparks

My development team and I are going to be doing installs of OpenClaw for anyone interested. We are setting up automated processes to build and deploy these agents with pre-built skills for Real Estate investment and other more basic "Executive Assistant" and "Virtual Assistant" skills. Our setups will be on virtual servers, which means risk is reduced significantly from setups on your local device. Our goal: make Agentic AI accessible and easy to setup and use. Cost: Still percolating on this, but for the first group of 5-10 folks pricing will be reduced. If you are interested, please comment below and I'll follow up with instructions when we are ready to deploy! (About a week or so)

4 days ago I started experimenting with something and it's gotten to the point where I need to share it. I have an AI assistant named R2 (yes, like R2-D2) that I've connected to basically every system I use: • Google Calendar (manages 7 calendars, auto-creates Zoom links for every meeting) • Gmail - i gave him his own email address (reads, drafts, sends emails with proper context) • ClickUp (creates tasks, assigns them, tracks dependencies) • Google Drive (accesses, edits when i say so, and organizes documents) • Fathom (pulls meeting transcripts and summaries automatically after every call) • Google Maps / Places API (running large-scale MHP data projects) • Rent Manager (integration in progress) Here's what's wild - we set this up in 4 days. Not months. Not with a dev team (except for the server it sits on). Four days of me giving it access and telling it what I need. Some things it does daily without me asking: • Checks my inbox every 5 minutes, labels and categorizes everything • Monitors for new Fathom meeting recordings and processes them into a knowledge base • Manages calendar events across all my business entities • Runs background research and data projects overnight The thing that changed my perspective: I went to bed one night and woke up to completed work. Not half-done. Not "here's a plan." Actual finished output. This isn't ChatGPT. It's not a chatbot you ask questions to. It's an autonomous agent with persistent memory that knows my businesses, my team, my preferences, and my systems. It remembers every conversation we've had and builds on them. I'm not a developer. I can't code. But the barrier to building something like this is basically gone now. The tools exist - you just need to know how to connect them. If you're an operator managing parks, dealing with contractors, handling tenant communications, tracking deals - imagine having a second brain that never sleeps, never forgets, and gets better every day. Happy to answer questions if anyone's curious about the setup or what's possible.