I agree!!! I have been very pleased with Abhijit and his team. They also go the extra mile and send their clients “Happy Halloween” ecards, lol.
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Yes, anyone can reach out to Abhijit if they need any assistance related to mobile home park or RV park or real estate. Email: hiabhijitsikdar@gmail.com
Great advice! and tools like Reonomy and PropStream are fantastic resources for digging up owner information on off-market mobile home park deals
Yes, they are great players. They do fantastic work!!!
I would suggest to reach out to them if you need any help on building list of Mobile Home Parks or RV Parks.
I have 2 parks in Illinois-what is your email address?
Sorry for late response. I’ll send you a private message with email
Great question! Finding off-market parks takes networking, direct outreach, and sometimes a bit of luck. Try contacting owners directly, using brokers, or driving for dollars. Also, check out Belleside Developments—they’re involved in unique real estate opportunities, including niche assets like parks. Their site can give you great insights into current trends and investment possibilities.
Finding off-market mobile home parks (MHPs) often comes down to a mix of research, networking, and using the right tools. Many investors start by compiling ownership data from county assessor or tax records, which are often public and can be accessed online for free or through county offices. Services like CoStar, Reonomy, or PropertyShark can speed this up by providing ownership names, mailing addresses, and property details in one place, though they come with subscription fees. Networking with brokers who specialize in MHPs, joining local investor meetups, and connecting with park management companies can also surface off-market opportunities. Another strategy is direct outreach—sending postcards or letters to owners of parks that fit your target size and criteria. For small to mid-size parks, combining public records with targeted outreach usually yields the best results for off-market deals.