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Nobody buys an RV park for cash – at least not anyone trying to maximize their yield on the investment. While buying without debt may make you feel safer since there’s no risk of foreclosure, the truth is that the ability to obtain.....

It is estimated that there will be roughly 51,000 new sites of expansion in the U.S. among existing RV park owners. In many markets, this can be the right choice to expand

RV parks, like all real estate, offers higher yields in situations of higher risk. But this can also serve as a buying opportunity if you can find methods to lower the risk while keeping the higher yield. So how can you have the best of both worlds with an RV park?

An RV park is, by definition, an income property – it’s value is based on how much income it produces. Some sectors of real estate offer low returns and others higher. But to really make impressive returns a property has to provide some simply tools to drive the numbers to a high level. And RV parks offer these tools. So what are the three steps to making a huge return with an RV park?

In the journey to buy an RV park at the correct price, it is common practice to have a period of renegotiation. Remember that the seller knows much more than you do when you sign that contract, and as you learn more of the facts in due diligence, it’s perfectly reasonable to need to adjust the price to reflect that reality. So how do you do it properly?