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As 10,000 baby boomers retire each day in the U.S., many are finding that their average social security check of $1,200 per month isn't enough for traditional housing options. For these retirees

The RV Park business is a simple concept: You provide spaces for RVs to park. As a result, the more RVs on the road, the more customers in RV parks. If that’s the case – and it has been for decades –

So you're looking at investing capital to create a new stream of cash flow or maybe replace your day job. You've probably thought about buying commercial real estate or buying a business. They both have their own places

When RV Park owners think about signs, they often envision rectangles or squares. Look around, and you'll see that the vast majority of entry signs follow this predictable pattern. But if you want to capture attention and stand out, it's time to literally "think outside the box."

The late Sam Zell was always an advocate of only buying assets with liquidity. That was the secret that allowed him to get in and out of real estate when he felt a crash was coming. And it saved

The term "buying a job" is often viewed with skepticism when it comes to investing in real estate. However, this skepticism

Owning an RV park often starts with a simple expectation: guests will check in for a short stay and move on shortly thereafter. However, the reality is that many RV owners have diverse needs that

n the quest for financial independence and a fulfilling lifestyle, one path worth exploring is the ownership of an RV park. This isn't merely a question of financial returns, which are impressive in their own right, but also the pursuit of a life enriched by freedom,

It's universally acknowledged that in arithmetic, 2+2 will always equal 4. This steadfast rule should be at the forefront of every RV park investor's mind because, in the world of real estate investing, bending mathematical truths

In the dynamic world of RV park investments, understanding the financial health of a potential acquisition is more crucial than ever. The principle of averaging—examining financial metrics over various