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I am learning about something I never thought about...RV Parks.

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This should be easy, you don't own the home..just the space so no problem.  Not the case, RV parks are very in depth and very tough to manage.  Tenant have a very fixed income and when anything goes wrong, rent is not there first thought.  I think the main approach is to take a snap shot on the property now and make it better in 9-12 months. 

Having somebody on-site who can help with any problems helps the process.  Posting notices is different then rental homes and tenants have different rights once they have lived at the property over 9 months.  Please give me any advice if you have some experience with a RV Park.

 

Thanks

Sidney Poritz

sporitz@homepointe.com

916-429-1205 ext. 800.

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Lise Howe
Keller Williams Capital Properties - Washington, DC
Assoc. Broker in DC, MD, VA and attorney in DC

good luck! Managing property is not easy!

Apr 27, 2009 04:26 PM
Robert Machado
HomePointe Property Management, CRMC - Sacramento, CA
CPM MPM - Property Manager and Property Management

Ask lots of questions until you get the information you need.  I would try to visit a few area RV parks as well and find out who manages them.  Talk to them.

Apr 27, 2009 04:50 PM
Wallace S. Gibson, CPM
Gibson Management Group, Ltd. - Charlottesville, VA
LandlordWhisperer

Check the GSMOL website.... www.gsmol.org  even if the park is for RVs, if there are MHs you need to know these rules and regulations back and forth.  I mediated a RV/MHP rent dispute in Calistoga many years ago....those guys were tough!!!

Apr 29, 2009 04:56 AM