Tommy Dobczyk breaks down an event planner's quote and discovers she adds markup instead of working directly with vendors. The crew then discusses buying RV parks and mobile-home parks in Florida, including a potential $5 million SBA loan for a tiny-house community.
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Oh, that was the price she quoted.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Turns out she doesn't actually work directly with them.
Nope.
She contra. She has her own event planning company, so she has a cut in it.
Planning. You gotta go full. Full up, full down. That's the correct way to do that.
Got it. Okay. So I'm sure she has her price.
On top of there.
Yeah. So I was highly disappointed. So. Which, like, I very rarely ever go into anything with high expectations. So to disappoint me means that you really, you know, overshot extra hard. It's 11:11. Everybody make a wish.
It is 11:11.
Yep, yep, yep. So next thing would be Amore and I had conversation about we need to do RV parks in Florida.
Yes.
We talked a little bit about RV park, a little bit about mobile home park. Basically rent and dirt. So a more. If we, if you want, we can kind of deep dive that right now because instead of having this podcast guest, we can just kind of deal hunt right now a little bit and deep dive your business plan and, and kind of discuss what, what it looks like to next steps with you on. On deal discovery and getting you into a deal.
Okay, great. I talked to a gentleman this morning too. I called him yesterday. He has different pieces of land, so he was going like he was going to send me some of them. But I have, I just talked to him this morning about an hour ago. So.
We have, we have the ability to SBA $5 million for development on like a tiny house community.
Which. Oh my goodness. I just saw one. These people in sub 2 just bought one. I'm trying to see, but it was, I think it was in Utah. It was all tiny homes.
