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Rent & Accounting for Mobile Home Parks

Rent collection, lot pricing, owner statements, and bookkeeping that scales with your portfolio.

Rent & Accounting

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Rent & Accounting

Mobile Home Park Cap Rates: What's Normal and What Moves Them

A plain-English benchmark on mobile home park cap rates: the national band operators actually see, what compresses or expands it, and how POH, infill, and utility structure quietly move your number.

August 10, 2026·9 min read
Rent & Accounting

Mobile Home Park Financing: Agency, Bridge, and CMBS Loans Explained

A plain-English guide to the three debt products that finance most mobile home park deals — agency (Fannie/Freddie), bridge, and CMBS — and how to match each to your park and your business plan.

August 10, 2026·9 min read
Rent & Accounting

Average Mobile Home Park Lot Rent by State (2026 Data)

A cross-state benchmark of average mobile home park lot rent, from the low $300s to nearly $1,000 a month, plus how operators should read the spread and price their own communities against it.

August 10, 2026·9 min read
Rent & Accounting

Online Rent Collection for Mobile Home Parks: ACH vs. Card vs. Cash

What it actually costs to accept each payment type, who pays the fee, and the operator-side numbers we ran for a 200-lot park.

April 26, 2026·8 min read
Rent & Accounting

Setting Lot Rent in 2026: Market Rate, Submarket, and the 5% Rule

How to price lot rent without leaving money on the table — or pricing yourself into a vacancy spiral.

April 20, 2026·9 min read
Rent & Accounting

Mobile Home Park Bookkeeping Without QuickBooks: Is It Possible?

Why park operators outgrow QuickBooks faster than apartment operators, and what to use instead.

April 14, 2026·7 min read
Rent & Accounting

What an Owner Statement Should Include for a Mobile Home Park

A line-by-line walkthrough of the monthly statement we send to investor-owners — and the four things most managers leave out.

April 6, 2026·8 min read