There’s a new movement to embrace trees from a green environment perspective. But RV park owners have treasured trees long before ecology became a hot topic. In this episode of the RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to talk all about trees and how to manage them correctly. As you’ll see, smart RV park owners are part botanist, part risk analyst, and part Hollywood set designer.

Webster’s defines “partnership” as “a pair of people engaged together in the same activity”. But as simple as that sounds, there are some concrete steps to take in structuring these relationships. That’s the topic of this episode of the RV Park Mastery podcast. We’ll talk about what makes for good partners, how to divide duties and compensation, why partnerships fail, and what to do when they do. If you’re thinking of entering into a partnership to buy an RV park, then this episode is filled with important considerations.

Negotiating RV Park deals is an art. And a science. And if you’re not competent in this skill, you’re never going to realize your full potential. The good news is there are some basic laws of negotiating, and much that you can to do stay in practice. In this RV Park mastery podcast we’re going to review what’s new about negotiating, and check in on what tips can make you a better negotiator.

Many sellers avoid making low-ball offers out of fear of insulting the seller. That can often mean you’ll miss out on great deals because you didn’t take the shot. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to go over the methods to make low offers without insulting sellers and to forge win/win deals that will make both parties satisfied. As you’ll hear, there’s more to making an offer than just giving a price, and taking the time to make these low offers can be the foundation for extremely effective RV park deal making.

Getting a loan is stressful, and many borrowers put it off too long. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to discuss the correct timetable to finding a new loan when your current one is expiring. Since real estate requires leverage to maximize return, it’s important that we all understand and respect the lending system and how to approach it in a smart manner.

Teddy Roosevelt once said “nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain or difficulty”. While Roosevelt never owned an RV park (although he did enjoy camping), his thoughts are as accurate today as they were over a century ago. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to explore the correlation between effort and progress and isolate what areas you should apply the most effort to.

While every RV park owner files an annual tax return, some refuse to share those with the potential buyer and their lender. So what happens when the RV park owner refuses to provide these important documents? In this RV Park Mastery podcast, we’re going to review the impact of lacking tax returns when buying a property and how to use that as a tool to perhaps forge a better deal.

In a modern America there is nothing more dangerous from a liability perspective than having employees. While they can create value, they can also be a toxic danger to your business. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to discuss the perils of having bad employees and the damage they can do to your business, as well as strategies to mitigate this risk.

There is continual talk of greater inflation on the horizon, which then begs the question “what would the potential impact be to RV parks?” In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to review what inflation would do to RV park investing – both good and bad – and what investors can do to mitigate the risks. With the government continually printing more money, it’s a topic that should be on all RV park investors’ minds.

Most RV parks are successful, but there are some that just don’t work out for any owner. So what are the attributes that make an RV park a loser, and can those be fixed? That’s the topic of this RV Park Mastery podcast. We’re going to explore what qualities make RV parks too dangerous to handle, as well as strategies to mitigate those risks. Since the whole goal of buying an RV park is to make money and have a happy life it’s imperative to acknowledge what could potentially stand in the way.