Ep #72: A Love Hate Relationship with Park Owned Rental Trailers – with Rich Ferradino

The Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast - Real Estate Investing Niche

Kevin Bupp

Passiveincome, Business, Mobilehomepark, Cashflow, Syndication, Investing, Realestate, Mobilehomeparkinvesting, Kevinbupp, Realestateinvesting

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🗓️ 13 June 2017

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

In today’s show we’ll be sharing the stage with real estate investor and mobile home park owner/operator, Rich Ferradino. Rich has been active in the mobile home park business for just a little more than a year but he’s been making waves during his short stint.

Here’s the part that’s so interesting about Rich and his involvement in the park business – he loves park owned rental trailers. Now, if you’ve been following any of our teachings for any reasonable period of time then you probably already know that we highly dislike rental units and do everything in our power to sell them off asap.

Well, there are many others who disagree with my business model and prefer the rental method and so today we’re going to dig deep and find out the good, the bad, and the ugly directly from someone who lives and breathes park owned homes on a daily basis.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the podcast that will teach you how to successfully invest in and build steady
0:09.8	streams of passive income from the highly lucrative niche of mobile home park investing.
0:15.0	Veteran real estate investors Kevin Bupp and Charles D. Hart from Mobile Home Park Academy
0:20.0	will personally share with you the valuable lessons they've learned along their journey as mobile home park investors
0:25.8	so that you too can learn how to build massive cash flow and huge profits from this extremely lucrative niche.
0:33.6	So without further ado, let's welcome your hosts for today's show,
0:37.8	Kevin Bupp and Charles D. Hart.
0:39.6	Welcome guys and gals to the Mobile Home Park Academy's weekly podcast will provide all the
0:43.4	information that you need to know to successfully locate, negotiate, close on and
0:47.8	make huge profits from the lucrative niche of mobile home park investing. I'm
0:51.2	yours Kevin Bupp and I'm actually rolling solo today. I'm here, it's Kevin Bup and we're actually
0:53.0	real on solo today. I do not have Charles here. He is busy making deals happen.
0:56.7	So but I'm not alone today. Today I have a guest for you guys. We're
1:01.2	going to be sharing the stage with real estate investor and
1:03.5	mobile home park owner operator, Rich Ferrodino. And Rich has been active in the
1:08.4	mobile home park business for just a little over a year now and here's the part that is so that I find so
1:14.9	interesting about rich and his involvement in the park business is that he
1:19.2	loves park-owned rental trailers now if you guys have been listening to my stuff
1:24.0	for any reasonable period of time,
1:25.2	then you probably already know that I kind of dislike rental units.
1:29.8	There's nothing wrong with them.
1:30.7	It's just a different business model,
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