The traditional portfolio is under siege. While stocks deliver strong returns, they come with punishing volatility that creates dramatic swings.
Bonds offer stability but have consistently underperformed inflation, quietly eroding purchasing power.
This leaves investors trapped between two poor options: endure the stress of market turbulence or watch their wealth slowly diminish.
The conventional stock-bond approach that once worked reliably now fails to provide either adequate growth or true protection.
Today’s investment landscape demands new strategies that can navigate both market volatility and inflationary pressures while actually preserving real wealth.
Stock portfolios swing 30% annually. Your retirement security vanishes overnight. Stress levels spike with every market open.
Single-family rentals demand constant attention. Midnight tenant calls. Repair bills that crush cash flow. Vacancy periods that eat profits.
Rising rates are destroying traditional real estate. Cash flow evaporates. Appreciation dies. Your equity bleeds out.
The IRS claims up to 37% of your gains. Municipal bonds pay 3% while inflation runs 6%. You're moving backwards every year.
Most "passive" investments require active oversight. Research. Management. Stress. The opposite of wealth building.
Generate consistent double-digit returns whle stocks crash and bonds pay nothing. Manufactured housing communities outperformed every real estate sector for decades.
Economic downturns increase demand for affordable housing. Your investment thrives while others collapse. Ultimate hedge against uncertainty.
The Tax Cust and Jobs Act gives manufactured housing investors extraordinary benefits with the potential to eliminate taxes on your returns completely.
No tenant calls. No repairs. No vacancies,. Professional management handles everything while you collect quarterly checks.
Rents rise with inflation. Your income grows while fixed mortgages get cheaper. Perfect protection against currency debasement.
Average Annual Returns
Tenant Turnover
(vs. 50% for apartments)
Operating Expenses
(vs. 60% for multifamily)
Moving Cost
(they never leave)
Sam Zell
$5.5 Billion Net Worth
Zoning laws make new manufactured housing communities illegal. Artificial scarcity drives values through the roof.
Moving costs $10,000+. Once tenants move in, they stay 20+ years. Ultimate sticky income stream.
Economic downturns increase demand for affordable housing. While luxury crashes, manufactured housing communities see waiting lists.
Tenants own their homes. You rent the land. Lower expenses, higher margins, minimal maintenance.
Most communities owned by aging operators who haven't raised rents in decades. Strategic improvements may double values in 24 months.
Manufactured housing communities had the lowest risk of any real estate sector during 2008. While everything else crashed, they kept paying. Essential housing never goes out of style.
Perfect. That's why you need professional management with 30+ years of experience. You get institutional expertise without becoming an expert yourself.
These are 5-7 year investments. The superior returns and tax benefits more than compensate for illiquidity. You're building generational wealth, not day-trading.
Manufactured housing communities outperformed every real estate sector for three decades. With 3.5 million Americans living in manufactured homes and virtually no new communities being built, the math only gets better.
As the property appreciates via physical and operational improvements, equity can be unlocked by refinancing or selling at a higher valuation from the purchase price.
Enjoy the potential for tax advantages such as accelerated depreciation, passive income tax treatment, long-term capital gains rates, and self-directed IRA investing.
After the value-add improvements rents can be raised which increases monthly cash flow.
Leverage our vast experience, financial sponsorship strength, and capital aggregation to invest in otherwise unobtainable MHC's with high returns.
MHC properties can provide a balance to traditional investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and CDs.
Regardless of the economy, people still need a place to live. MHC's have done historically well in past recessions and in periods of high inflation.
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