Discover how real estate investors are tapping into unexpected opportunities for lucrative returns, from wine storage and high-end vehicle facilities to glamping and campground investments.

Ready to unveil the hidden potential in these alternative real estate niches and learn how you can diversify your portfolio for maximum gains?

Don’t miss out on this eye-opening venture into unconventional but highly profitable investments.

There’s so much potential. And when it comes to a class, essentially, if you build a canopy, right, to cover the rvs, the boats or the exotic cars from the element and you pave the rails, you’re already considered an A-class facility. – Martin Mei

We’re looking for a campground like Steve said that we have a chance to improve on. So just like if you’re buying an apartment building that’s in a great location and just needs some love, and you can take their rents from where they are to a different level. – Darvin Zurfluh

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We had the pleasure of discussing the self-storage industry with Martin Mei, an expert in developing facilities tailored to market needs. Martin highlighted the potential for wine storage facilities in prime markets like Vegas and San Francisco, emphasizing the great margins and demand for such amenities. Additionally, the niche of RV storage within the industry was discussed, revealing its fragmented nature and untapped potential.

The episode then shifts to the booming glamping and campground industry, where Darvin Zurfluh and Steve Blasiak share the significance of location, particularly in regions like the Rocky Mountains and the Kootenays, where the allure of the outdoors attracts visitors from around the world. Notably, the demographic shift in camping, with increased participation from millennials and the older generation, presents an interesting trend for investors to consider.

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