Near parks, restaurants, lakes, public beach, farmers market, luxury movie theatre, and shopping.

I do agree that job growth is good and we have an unemployment rate lower than the national average, but that's good and bad.

Contact attorney Peter Park with Morris, Manning, & Martin and let him know I sent you. :)

Without a doubt Denver is impacted by the growth. https://www.trulia.com/research/2019-markets-to-watch/Colorado and Denver can also relate to the national market with an increase in total inventory.

I have had parks where I have owned most of the homes and others where I didn’t.

I’m looking at purchasing a small trailer park.

I've worked with a mobile home park firm the last few years and in my experience, most park investors don't like park-owned homes because of the high repair costs (even though you can usually rent them out 2-3 times higher than tenant-owned home spaces).

This property is located in Calumet Park near Chicago.

I believe there are some other posts on BP of larger national ones like Lima One that fund as well.- Tom

It states on the website it’s the nations number one leading real estate transaction company which concerns me with competition and having the prices of these properties to just be bided up higher than any smart investor would pay.