Daniel Weisfield’s Post

Mobile home parks are more than just land—they’re thriving communities. A manufactured housing community is a lot lease community where the tenants own their homes, but the landlord owns the land and the infrastructure that makes it livable. What does the land include? It’s much more than dirt: ⚡ Water, sewer, gas, and electrical systems 🛣️ Roads, landscaping, and security 🏘️ Clubhouses and other shared amenities In exchange for these essential resources, tenants pay lot rent (or space rent) to the owner, ensuring access to a community that provides affordability, infrastructure, and stability. Mobile home parks offer a unique, win-win housing solution—residents enjoy the benefits of homeownership at a fraction of the cost, while investors operate a low-maintenance, high-demand asset. #MobileHomeParks #MHP #AffordableHousing #ManufacturedHousing #MHC #LandLease #Community #RealEstate

Allison Homes have announced that they have partnered with LiveWest to deliver 70 affordable new homes to Post Hill, Tiverton in Devon. As part of our wider mission to provide much needed affordable housing, the development will be made up of 70 one, two, three and four bedroom homes available through Shared Ownership and Social Rent. In addition to housing, the development will include a public open space and a children’s play area, making it a wonderful place for local families to thrive. Steve Fowler, Managing Director at Allison Homes South West, shared: “The South West is currently facing a shortfall of affordable housing and so, in partnership with LiveWest, we are proud to provide these homes for the local people of Tiverton.” “All homes will be energy efficient, built to a minimum EPC rating of B-86, meaning lower energy bills for our customers.” #allisonhomes #allisonpartnerships #tiverton #devon #affordablehousing #housingassociation

This was an interesting article showing some of the difficulties associated with managing #MobileHomePark properties- from a RESIDENT OWNED Co-Op perspective. Rule enforcement ✔️ Utility infrastructure maintenance ✔️ Tenant relations ✔️ Mobile home parks are very hands-on investments and nobody cares as much as the owners do… https://lnkd.in/eNw-7WTi #mobilehomeparkinvesting #trailerparkinvesting #afforablehousing

Upgrading a mobile home park is more than just improving appearances—it’s about solving real problems for the community. 🌧️ In one of our parks, we’ve been working on a road flooding issue by bringing in road crews, installing barriers to prevent further damage, and repairing the road. These improvements don’t just enhance the property, they make it safer and more functional for our residents. Interested in how we handle challenges like these while delivering strong returns for investors? Let’s connect and discuss! 💬 #MobileHomeParks #RealEstateInvesting #MHPInvesting #CommunityUpgrades #InvestorOpportunities #SteadyReturns #PropertyManagement #FinancialFreedom #InvestSmart

Exciting New Housing Development Coming to Rolla – What Does This Mean for Our Community? McBride Homes is bringing a major housing development, The Highlands, to Rolla with 587 homes set to be built starting in 2025. As our community prepares for this growth, what impact do you think this will have on local housing, infrastructure, and property values? I’d love to hear your thoughts and discuss how this could shape our future. Let’s connect and keep the conversation going on this important topic! #RollaMO #RealEstateDevelopment #CommunityGrowth #HousingMarket #LocalImpact

Have you ever heard of the process of "thickening" small towns and neighborhoods? Learn more about this growth strategy and how it allows neighborhoods to start growing again in the same way they did before zoning stunted their growth: https://lnkd.in/gs8yMK8e

With sound redevelopment strategies, #Brownfields can be transformed from neighborhood blight into a community asset that returns underutilized properties to the tax base, contributes to the local economy, and provides social and health benefits.  We work with private and public entities to assess sites, identify funding mechanisms for redevelopment, then design and oversee cleanup while mitigating risk. Learn more about our recent Brownfields and #environmentalcleanup work across the Northeast: https://ow.ly/I5ZS50Sxf9b 

🚨 ATTENTION ALL PROPERTY OWNERS! 🚨 🏠 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT from Prairie Funds! 🏠 BREAKING NEWS: Calgary City Council has just passed a "blanket rezoning" measure in a 9-6 vote. But what does this mean for YOU and your property? Let's break it down: PROS: 1️⃣ Streamlined Process: Blanket rezoning can simplify bureaucracy and make it easier to navigate zoning regulations. 2️⃣ Potential for Growth: It could pave the way for large-scale development projects, bringing new opportunities to the area. 3️⃣ Infrastructure Improvement: Rezoning might encourage investments in infrastructure and public services, enhancing the overall quality of life. CONS: 1️⃣ Loss of Control: Individual property owners may have less say in how their land is used, as rezoning decisions are made on a broader scale. 2️⃣ Increased Density: Blanket rezoning could lead to higher population density, affecting traffic, parking, and community resources. 3️⃣ Community Disruption: Rapid changes to zoning can disrupt the character and cohesion of neighbourhoods, impacting residents' sense of belonging. At Prairie Funds, we're committed to keeping you informed about developments that affect your property investments. Stay tuned for more updates and insights from our team! #PrairieFunds #RealEstate #Calgary #BlanketRezoning #PropertyInvestment

Trying to understand the housing crisis and get a clear picture of everything is so difficult - I am finding it quite exhausting. On one hand today I read the brilliant news that Coastline Housing opened the Quintrell Downs site which is mixed affordable rent/shared ownership/rent/buy - then on another hand see that multiple planning developments for larger sites are being rejected and (one has over 1000 local signatures on a petition because of the environmental impacts), but also rejections for conversions of listed buildings, and older run down sites. How do we find a balance and how can we help people who need affordable, more eco friendly homes? People do ask why someone like me who works in the holiday let market is interested in this - but as a recent target for causing the housing crisis, I have been trying to understand the bigger picture and educate myself on all the issues - as this is not just one industry causing the problem…. #cornwall #housingcrisis #planninglaws

Today, after nearly two years of work, SLCo Neighbors for More Neighbors is launching our Starter Homes SLC campaign to create new housing options throughout Salt Lake City. The key proposals include: 1) Reducing Minimum Lot Sizes: Reforming select single-family zones (i.e. R1/5,000, R1/7,000, SR1A, SR3) to establish a minimum lot size of 1,400 square feet, allowing for more compact and attainable housing options. 2) Supporting Infill Development: Modifying the flag lot ordinance to encourage the development of underutilized land within existing neighborhoods. 3) Adjusting Setbacks and Lot Coverage: Reducing setbacks and lot width requirements while increasing lot coverage allowances to maximize land use efficiency. 4) Allowing Single-Family Attached Housing: Allowing builders to provide single-family attached homes in traditionally single-family zones citywide. Learn more and get involved by visiting our campaign page: https://lnkd.in/eEfxPZRk