Chris Koerner outlines a real-estate play: find popular wedding venues where guests stay 20+ minutes away, then develop RV parks nearby. He walks through a Nashville example where a venue hosts multiple 200-person weddings per week, showing how to spot the opportunity using Google Earth and a few phone calls.
All right, here's exactly how to find off the radar obscure parcels of land that will print money. This is day 13 of giving you real estate hacks. Follow me for more 1. You're going to find a very popular wedding venue in a remote area. Get a feel for their volume by calling and asking how far in advance they're booked and ask them where guests normally stay. 2. If guests stay in hotels 20 plus minutes away, you're likely to have good demand for something like an RV park. 3. Count the parking spaces of this wedding venue on Google Earth and ask them about their average wedding size. The red circle right here is where we're building our next RV park. And the yellow circle is a very popular wedding venue right next door. The venue owner is thrilled that we are moving in that his guests finally have somewhere to stay. He does multiple 200 person weddings per week and Nashville, where we're building outside of, is a hotbed for weddings. Follow me for more info like this or DM me if you want to invest in RV parks.
