Daniel Weisfield is a third-generation mobile home park investor and the co-founder of Three Pillar Communities, which is now a Top 30 mobile home park owner in the U.S. with roughly a $500 million portfolio made up of 65 communities in 11 states. In this episode, Daniel discusses the changing stigma of manufactured homes, the myth that a mobile home is a depreciating asset, and the challenges of developing mobile home parks. Take a look at Daniel's latest community, Cameron Crossing in Bozeman, Montana. Daniel Weisfield | Real Estate Background  Co-founder of Three Pillar Communities, which revitalizes affordable communities while generating compelling returns.  Previous episode: JF3006: A Fresh Take on Manufactured Housing ft. Daniel Weisfield Portfolio:   GP on 29 properties 65 mobile home communities in 11 states ($500M)  Based in: Tel Aviv, Israel (company based in Los Altos, CA) Say hi to him at:  threepillarcommunities.com LinkedIn Twitter  Greatest lesson: Just do a deal. That's how you learn. Take a risk.    Click here to know more about our sponsors: MFIN CON

JF3091: Debunking Mobile Home Park Investing Myths ft. Daniel Weisfield

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JF3091: Debunking Mobile Home Park Investing Myths ft. Daniel Weisfield

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