Steve and Catherine walk through a Tucson mobile home park to assess its investment potential. They talk to residents, delivery drivers, and local business owners to understand the community before committing capital.
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Hey, everybody. Hey. We're over here. And Drexel Heights is the name of this place, and that we're looking at these mobile home parks, and it's turning out to just be a gold mine. So much potential. So, you know, we stopped and we asked a few of the residents how they felt about living in this neighborhood. And we, we stopped the UPS driver and the Amazon driver and the mailman, because they all know the. Tell you the truth, if they like being in this neighborhood or not. And now we're just heading on over here to Little Mexico Steakhouse for a little bit of the local flair. So, you know, it's. You got to do your research, because if these are the people that we're here to serve, these are the people that we want as, as tenants, and this is the community that we want to help improve. We've got to know who they are. And that is something that no corporate charts or graphs or anything else will tell you. You've got to go out, actually meet the people, actually go to the restaurants, be part of the community. If you say that you're going to be part of the community, participate in it, it goes a long ways. So with that, this is Steve and Catherine getting ready to have lunch in Little Mexico. May you never awake from the American dream.