Hosted by Miles Noland · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 161 episodes
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Treeside Capital invests in RV and mobile home parks across the Midwest and Southeast. We share real stories of buying, improving, and operating parks — from financing and management to investor strategy — helping you learn how to build lasting wealth through outdoor hospitality and affordable housing.At Treeside Capital, we buy, improve, and operate RV and mobile home parks across the Midwest and Southeast. Our mission is to create clean, affordable, and community-focused places for people to live and travel.Each episode explores the business behind outdoor hospitality and affordable housing — from deal structure and financing to operations, management, and investor strategy. Whether you're an investor, park owner, or just curious about the industry, Treeside Capital pulls back the curtain on how to find value, solve problems, and build long-term wealth in the RV and mobile-home park space.
Miles Noland hosts Treeside Capital Podcast, a business show with 161 episodes published.
You've negotiated the price. You've signed the PSA. You think the hard part is over — and that's exactly when the tax bomb goes off. In this episode, Miles breaks down one of the most overlooked and highest-stakes conver
The number one deal killer in MHP acquisitions isn't valuation — it's a seller who feels like they've been left in the dark. In this episode, Miles walks through the framework he uses to set expectations with sellers bef
Discover all the pitfalls that can occur AFTER signing a purchase contract, and how to mitigate them to close deal.. Visit treesidecapital.com for more info.
In the mobile home park space, the best deals rarely come from the first conversation. They come from the third, the sixth — sometimes the tenth touchpoint with a seller who wasn't ready yet. In this episode, we share th
AI is everywhere right now, and if you've been curious whether it actually applies to mobile home park investing — or if it's just another shiny object — this episode is for you. Miles walks through how Treeside Capital
Most operators don't think about selling until they're ready to sell — and by then, they've already left money on the table. In this episode, we break down exactly what sophisticated buyers, their lenders, and their due
What does it actually cost to find a mobile home park deal — and is it worth it? In this episode, we break down the real numbers behind deal sourcing: the time you'll spend, the marketing dollars you'll burn, and the suc
Transparency sounds simple until money is on the line. In this episode, Miles breaks down the long game of building trust with sellers, partners, buyers, and brokers — and why cutting corners on honesty always costs more
Expecting 20% COC? Assuming your expenses will look like yours, not theirs? You're setting yourself up to fail. Miles breaks down the most common underwriting pitfalls — from modeling your operation over the seller's rea
Expecting 20% COC? Assuming your expenses will look like yours, not theirs? You're setting yourself up to fail. Miles breaks down the most common underwriting pitfalls — from modeling your operation over the seller's rea
The best deal you find might not come from the deal you're working — it might come from the conversation around it. In this episode, Miles breaks down a real example: while trying to sell an RV park, he discovered that h
Every acquisition, every turnaround, every meaningful business relationship eventually arrives at a moment that tests your ability to say something uncomfortable — and say it in a way that keeps the deal, the relationshi
Every acquisition, every turnaround, every meaningful business relationship eventually arrives at a moment that tests your ability to say something uncomfortable — and say it in a way that keeps the deal, the relationshi
Podcasts, books, webinars, Twitter threads… it's easy to get stuck in "education mode" in mobile home park investing. But the real question is: How do you actually go from learning… to owning your first park? In this epi
In today's mobile home park investing landscape, trying to do everything is one of the fastest ways to burn out—or go broke. The game has changed. Higher interest rates, tighter lending, and operational complexity have c
One of the most uncomfortable moments in real estate investing is discovering a major issue during due diligence — a failing septic system, aging water lines, electrical problems, or infrastructure that's far worse than
Everyone loves to talk about IRR. Very few people want to talk about bank statements. In this episode, I walk through how we actually underwrite mobile home parks and small commercial deals — not the "broker OM fantasy v
Most investors analyze rent rolls, occupancy, and cap rates… but the real deal-maker (or deal-killer) is often underground. In this episode, we break down how to evaluate infrastructure when buying a mobile home park — e
Everyone talks about underwriting like it's math. It's not. It's geography. The biggest mistake I see investors make in mobile home parks is using the same assumptions everywhere — same expense ratio, same rent growth, s
Mobile home parks aren't sexy. They are efficient. This podcast is for investors who care less about hype and more about after-tax returns, downside protection, and boring assets that quietly compound wealth. We break do
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Treeside Capital Podcast is hosted by Miles Noland. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 161 episodes.
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