The Mobile Home Park Exchange

Everyone is chasing mobile home parks. Nichole Briscoe, the Mobile Home Mami, went after the homes sitting on the lots instead. Frank Rizzo sits down with Nichole, who left her W-2 and pension to buy, fix, and rent mobile homes inside parks, and now teaches students nationwide to do the same. You'll hear why park owners need home investors to fill their lots, how she handles lot rent increases, where she finds her deals, and what it really takes to get started.Book a free discovery call with Frank: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledFollow Nichole: @mobilehome_mami on InstagramIf you found value in this episode, leave a rating on the platform you're listening on. It's how this message reaches more people.

Brent Bowers used to call land passive income. He doesn't anymore. Frank Rizzo talks with Brent of The Land Sharks about his journey from flipping tax-delinquent land to placing new manufactured homes on individual lots and selling them as land-home packages. You'll hear how Brent picks markets where these homes actually sell, why he sees an affordable housing shortage rather than a housing shortage, the biggest misconceptions holding new investors back, and why nothing in real estate, mobile home parks included, is truly passive.Book a discovery call with Frank: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledConnect with Brent Bowers: https://www.thelandsharks.com/If this episode was valuable, rate and share it.

Billions in institutional capital are flowing into mobile home parks. Can you raise the standard of a community without pricing out the people who live there?In this solo episode, Frank Rizzo tackles the affordability question head on: why lot rents have climbed, why so many parks were failing before big money arrived, why the private equity fear is grounded in reality, and what separates operators who improve communities from those who just extract from them.Book a free discovery call with Frank: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledApply to be a guest on the show: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledHave a question about a park you're thinking about buying? Send it in and Frank may answer it on a future episode.If you find value in this episode, rate and share it. Send us a screenshot and we'll send you our internal after-site-visit report template.

Mobile home parks get sold as passive investments. After nearly two decades in the space, Frank Rizzo says there's probably nothing further from the truth. In this solo episode of The Mobile Home Park Exchange, Frank explains why the onsite managers and team on the ground are the unsung heroes behind every community that seems to run itself, why delegation isn't a system, and how a Stone Capital Investors system that hit a ceiling was changed by insight from the people closest to the residents.Book a free discovery call with Frank: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledLearn more: https://www.stonecapinv.com/Rate this episode and tag The Mobile Home Park Exchange, then let us know to receive our After Site Visit Report.

Frank Rizzo just got back from Walnut Creek, Stone Capital's first hybrid mobile home and RV community in Troy, Alabama. He talks through the infrastructure failure that forced a two-year RV shutdown, the setbacks that slowed the rebuild, and the moment they realized they'd built the park for the wrong kind of resident. What changed the trajectory, and what it means when a turnaround finally stops needing you, is the heart of this one.Book a free discovery call with Frank: https://bookings.cloud.microsoft/book/[email protected]/?ismsaljsauthenabledIf you find value in this episode, rate and share it — send us a screenshot and we'll send you our internal after-site-visit report template.