RV park owners can stack income through lot rent, metering utilities, laundry fees, and storage. One example: charge residents $25 monthly for garbage collection when disposal costs the park only $200 total per month.
Service or. Oh, storage. You can do storage. Yeah, I've seen someone.
Store their RVs there. Right. So then over here on the mobile home park side, what. What we end up with is electric, right? We can, we can do the electric. We can meter water if we wanted to. We're going to do lot rent, laundry.
Yeah. Clubhouse.
Yeah, we can have a storage. A lot of times, mobile home parks, if they do have a clubhouse, it's for. It's part of the amenities that are free or included in. In an hoa. Right.
Okay.
So you can have an HOA or a club, you know, or dues. Right, like that. And then you can have waste. And so you can. You can arbitrage your garbage business.
Right? Until you.
Garbage. You have everybody deliver their garbage for 25amonth to a central Dumpster. And then you're. You're. What we got. What do you. You look freaking out.
No, I was just looking to make sure that everybody could see the screen. Oh.
Okay. All right. What's time?
And I want. So.
Anyway. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. There you go. We're arbitraging the. We're arbitraging the. The waste by having people give us their trash for 25 bucks a month, and then it's only costing us 200amonth to take care of that.
Right?
