The RECC Podcast

Nice introductory email presenting yourself in a few words and then what you like about the opportunity and what may be challenging
Provide them with the information they will need: personal statement, income and expenses, rent roll, T12 if needed
Important first impression when meeting a potential lender: provide all the information needed, including a portfolio of investment so far
Answer right away about steps you are taking to get them the information if you don't have it readily available

In this episode we interview Hunter Thompson from Asym Capital. We discuss different asset classes including mobile home parks and self storage.

20-80 rule: focus on the actions that will move the needle
translate the big goal into daily activities you accomplish religiously
stay focused on the goals and review them daily
work-back plan

Service versus victim: greater purpose so as not to take things personally
Think big and keep the big picture and the vision in sight
Every level has its own devils
Mindset and actions that are in alignment

Don't use the word "mentor"
Call when you have a problem or need a list of next steps
Keep the conversations brief: 10-15 minutes every 2 weeks or every month
Mainly to gain direction

With Ryan Narus from the Archimedes Group, we dive into sales and mobile home park. This interview is packed with valuable information for those looking to start investing in mobile home parks, a recession resistant asset type.

With Pete, we dive into mobile home parks in Arizona: how to invest and turn them around. Pete tells us about his journey from selling mobile homes and turning them around, scaling up to mobile home parks themselves and being involved in many different businesses including being a broker of record.

My first park
My second park
Tenant Owned Homes vs Park Owned Homes
Improvements to justify rent increases and increase pride of ownership

person to handle tenant requests
I handle the contractors so I know what goes out
a superintendant for each building
handy person versus professional: if need a snake or electrical + by the hour for major jobs

save time
avoid costly mistakes
difficult to stay the course on your own
to assist with difficult decisions