Why the Demand for Mobile Home Park Living and Affordable Housing is Strong

Welcome to Episode 3 of the Passive Mobile Home Park Investing podcast, this episode will discuss why the demand for mobile home park living and affordable housing in general is off the charts in the United States. When supply is being reduced and demand is strong, opportunity comes knocking. I will discuss in this episode why passive investors should look to invest in mobile home parks based off of the fact that there is very strong demand for this type of affordable housing.

***Andrew Keel and Keel Team Real Estate Investments (Keel Team, LLC) do not endorse any
interviewee. This interview is for informational purposes only and should not be depended upon
for investment purposes. ***

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Talking Points:

• 00:19 - Hello and Welcome
• 00:35 - Reason #3 Demand is very strong
• 00:45 - When I began my investing career
• 02:59 - Statistics on the housing crisis
• 07:08 - A few optimistic statistics and numbers for the future
• 07:50 - The Silver Tsunami
• 09:45 - Conclusion and teaser for the next episode
• 10:09 - Pre-investment checklist

Resources/Links:

• Keel Team, official website
• Andrew Keel, official website
• Andrew Keel: 
• LinkedIn
• Facebook page
• Instagram page
• Twitter: @MHPinvestors
• YouTube channel

Quotes:

• “Demand is very strong for mobile home park living, due to an affordable housing crisis taking place in the United States.” – Andrew Keel
• “Demand for this product is absolutely off the charts.” – Andrew Keel
•  “At the core, it comes down to an affordable housing crisis going on, right here, in the US.” – Andrew Keel
• “Owning a home can be cheaper than renting, right? But the number of starter homes on the market has decreased by 44% over the last five years.” – Andrew Keel