Episode 75 with Chad Freeman

Join me as I sit down with Chad Freeman, a commercial airline pilot turned real estate investor, the CEO of MHPInvestors, and co-founder of Bright Harbor Homes. With nearly 30 years in aviation, Chad has mastered systems, risk management, and contingency planning—skills he now uses to help others build wealth and freedom through real estate. Chad's investing journey began in 2005 as an uneducated speculator, but after navigating the 2008 crash, he committed to learning the fundamentals. Since then, he’s built a portfolio that includes mobile home parks and single-family homes, and launched VMOInvestments to help fellow pilots and accredited investors across the country chart a course to financial security.

Chad and I discuss:

• His transition from the airline industry to real estate investing
• The early investing mistakes that shaped his long-term strategy
• How coaching and education accelerated his growth
• The fundamentals of mobile home park investing 
• Navigating hurricanes, geography, and market risk in park ownership
• The evolution from park investing to Bright Harbor Homes
• The importance of relationships in sourcing and closing deals
• How syndications compare to private deals
• Why park models and tiny homes are gaining traction
• Lead generation through creativity, data scraping, and strategic marketing
• Applying pilot-grade risk management to real estate investing

Episode Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-freeman-90967411a/
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]

https://brightharborhomes.com/
https://mhpinvestors.com/

https://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/

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