All Forum Posts by: Martin Griessmueller

 We will do both, depends on the investor we work with, how fast they want their money back. We will for sure buy some and sell them or rent to buy option. There are a few ideas we are working with. 

There are plenty of RV parks around, but not enough, most are full year around, as far as I now we got some pretty pricy parks around here, specially the ones close to the river, $700-$1000 per spot per month, if you can get in. 

That's a valid point, we have not finished the design or infrastructure layout yet. We are outside city limits, so we could do septic, but close enough to hook up to the city sewer line. In the long run it would help to hook up to the city, that way we have more spots for cottages, which will generate more revenue over time. We will know more when we meet with the building department and City. 

We have a project meeting with the county on May 8th where we discuss details. No, it's not approved yet, we are just getting all the details together from all the different department.

We do have power from the city and water from the city which we can access easy and set up transformers and water hook ups, we might have two septic system installed, since the sewer line is further down the road than water and power. 

I'm a General Contractor in White Salmon and purchased 4 Acre on Jackson Dr, from a local Farmer at the edge of the city. We decided that we can leverage the land the most with setting up a modern mobile home park with high end Park Models and Modular homes 400-600 sqf. 

Our mission is to provide affordable, sustainable, and intergenerational living for young adults, couples, and seniors seeking a simpler, connected lifestyle without sacrificing comfort. By blending modern tiny homes with nature-focused amenities, we aim to foster a vibrant, inclusive community where residents thrive socially, economically, and environmentally.

We just installed road and are now working with the County on permits and infrastructure. 

Lots to learn and happy to hear feedback from investor and developers of Mobile Home Parks.

Investment Info:

Mobile home private money loan investment.

Planing a Mobile home park with modern and upscale Park models and modular homes between 400-600 sqf., total of 28 units, for sale and rental on 4 acre in White Salmon WA. I purchased the land and installing infrastructure at this moment, looking for Investor to finish Phase 3 & 4.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Vision:
Elk Meadow Cottageville is a thoughtfully designed tiny house community nestled on 4 acres in the middle of forest meadow in White Salmon, WA. Our mission is to provide affordable, sustainable, and intergenerational living for young adults, couples, and seniors seeking a simpler, connected lifestyle without sacrificing comfort.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Our local community of landowners and real estate agents did help us find this location.

How did you finance this deal?

We purchased the lot with cash down payment and the rest is under contract with the owner.

How did you add value to the deal?

After the whole project will be finished the total value will be $8.5 million

What was the outcome?

We will see when done

Lessons learned? Challenges?

Lot's of lessons to be learned:
County Approval Process
Environmental Studies
Negotiation with Suppliers und Subs