One of them recently sold 100+ parks to a large PE firm who will likely take that (fund) group of parks public.I would assume those are A B parks not the low end  crappy single wide  10 to 20 unit mom and pop parks.there is a family I did business with in Orange county that owned over 6000 spaces in Orange county.. and get this FREE and clear.. talk about cash cow .. he lives on Lido island .. not sure if the dad is still with us..

The move is probably to do nothing, most owners don't respond to yellow letters or people making offers that are sight unseen, they think they have a nice little cash cow investment. 

I don't think they would damage a house burrowing under a house, but their holes could certainly break a horse or cow leg. 

I always “click on the Date” on header of the Date column to get Reverse chronological order, easier for my mind to digest it that way.

Holy cow, that is so disrespectful of them.

Most of yours are 1yr old and haven't even had time to digest the closing costs of getting those yet.There's a guy on a podcast recently that said the magic number is 5. 

I haven't contacted the main CPA/company owner yet as I wanted to digest the situation and consider all of the thoughtful replies here.

Of which both sides will be renovated and ready for tenants in the next few months.We're ready for our next property and would like to do one more hack before buying pure investment from the onset.I don't want to kill our cash cow, but I can't ignore the fact that selling at a peak could put us in a position to grow our cash cow heard.What are your thoughts?

Holy cow!

Hi,Me and my wife live in Denver, CO. We