Most of my traffic comes from Facebook marketplace @Chris CollinsWe also list on: Zillowapartments.comzumperCraigslistI've been in property management for about 3 years now, so I can absolutely lend a hand if you need any additional ideas. 

Or you can look at his profile and visit his company web page.

Traffic never lies!

Buyer traffic in Milwaukee is 40% over 2019, which was already hot.

(or pay all year, whether they live there all year or not) Before I share the case for the RV park that behaves similarly, let's cover the main differences in a traditional sense.MH ParksInherently more stable assets, especially if all the homes are owned by the residentsEasier to manage once the park is stabilizedFilling vacant spaces requires moving homes, setting them up, making renovations, marketing, sales, and potentially carrying notesResidents tend to stay long termCapable of producing extremely stable cash flow, with the ability to perform through a recession RV Parks - A traditional RV park has transient traffic that moves in and out of the park.

You obviously do not know the area so things like traffic patterns, restaurants, points of attraction, etc will be very difficult to figure out.

However, if I had had a car, parking and traffic would have been key factors, not so much the distance.Location is key.

We are trying to find a good modeling program that works with traffic patterns, population growth, and A variety of other data sources.

Build a web page for both motivated sellers and motivated buyers.

I would look for a pre existing performing (good payment history) note from a bank or CU or a web company platform that services this niche.