Tommy Dobczyk breaks down pad-based vs. unit-based RV parks. Pad parks provide utilities to the site and tenants maintain their own units; unit parks own the RVs themselves and handle all repairs. Pad parks need a site manager, while unit parks add an activities director.
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Over here, it. They. You do have all the issues of the roads, the electric, the sewer and the water, but it's only at the pad level, so it's stub out. So it's way easier to control and have issues and less issues with. Because These guys, the RVs, they bring their house with them. That's all in their house. When there's a plumbing problem, it's usually back on the actual unit, not the, you know, because over here, this is unit. I'm sorry, hold on. This is a pad based. And this is unit based, meaning that the park adopts the unit if the. If the. If the tenant goes away. And so usually you have to end up consuming the. The house versus over here. All you're going to consume is an empty, you know, concrete block. Yeah, right. And so these are the differences that you have to be aware of. This recreation part means here that you have to have like, activities director. Right, Activities director. And then this one over here needs a park manager. Right. It's just two different people. So you're still going to have a park manager here, but over here, that park manager is going to be responsible for doing all this stuff here, whereas this park manager is going to be responsible for activities and. And stuff like that, making sure everybody's having a good time and whatnot.
