Short answer: yes, it can. We've trained hundreds of successful mobile home investors in our method. But some people need a little more convincing. On this page, we answer 15 of the most common questions we get, from people just like you, before they join our coaching program.

It's the most common obstacle aspiring mobile home investors face:

"I want to get started but I don't have the money."

If you aren't familiar with our story...

We got scammed out of 30k on our first deal.

On our second deal, we were in the hole for 60k on a fix-and-flip.

And it took us 15 months to recover our money.

To say we were cash-strapped when we started is a massive understatement.

We've been there and we know how it feels.

In this email, we're gonna share 4 strategies we used...

To get our business off the ground with no money.

But before we reveal the strategies, always remember that...

Revenue/cashflow is king

A big mistake we made in the beginning is...

Spending too much time and energy to create passive income...

So we could quit our jobs.

What we should have focused on instead...

Is generating revenue to feed our business.

Get cash flowing in and build up your capital...

And then, when you're ready...

You can focus on passive income deals like fix-and-flip.

1. Strategy #1: Brokering

You could probably generate 6-figures a year if you just focus on brokering.

And we love this strategy because you can serve a lot more people...

By just being the middle man setting up the deals.

The best part is, you risk none of your own money doing this.

All you gotta do is build up your pipeline of sellers and buyers...

And develop a reputation as someone who's trustworthy.

You'll get paid handsomely for it.

2. Strategy #2: Other People's Money (OPM)

When we didn't have the capital to invest in our business, we used OPM.

We leveraged out credit – responsibly...

And connected with a company that let us take out zero percent CCs for 12 and 18 months.

We cashed those out and used them to fund deals.

And you don't need to rely on banks.

Because another way to use OPM is to do joint-ventures.

And the easiest way to find people to JV with is to be part of a community.

Like our TCA Accelerator Community.

We've had several students partner up on deals together.

Some of our members have access to 100k+ capital and just want tons of deals.

Other members develop relationships and go in on deals together by pooling their funds.

Never let a lack of cash stop you.

We didn't.

3. Strategy #3: Wholesaling

Another "no money down" method.

Agree to a price with the seller.

Then go find someone who'll buy it at a higher price.

Your upside is the difference.

Many of our student testimonials used wholesaling to get the first few deals under their belt.

4. Strategy #4: Creative Financing

You'll come across sellers for whom getting cashed-out isn't a priority.

These sellers are open to taking payments if it means they get to sell the home at its full market value.

And this is an opportunity for you to get paid.

Either you collect the spread of the cashflow between the buyer's and seller's payments.

Or you can collect a lump sum from the deposit.

This isn't the most popular strategy but it's a handy one to have in your back pocket.

So, there you have it...

You can get started with mobile home investing today...

With little to no capital.

All it takes is a little hustle and grind.

The only thing you're missing is the know-how.

And as far as knowledge goes, you have 3 options.

1. Option #1 – Consume all the content you can find online

Our Youtube channel alone has over 100 videos talking about every aspect of mobile home investing.

You'll learn a lot... and you may even close your first few deals because of it.

Here's you're sacrificing time for money.

You'll always be able to make more money.

You'll never be able to make more time.

2. Option #2 – You try to figure it all out yourself

Sure, that could work...

Or you could end up $100k in the hole like we did.

Do you want to take the risk?

Maybe, maybe not - it's up to you.

3. Option #3 – Join our Accelerator program

Now, obviously, we're biased.

But we've personally closed over 300 mobile home deals.

And our successful students have closed way more than that.

We've featured dozens of these students in case studies on our Youtube channel.

Check 'em out for yourself if you like.

Here's the reality:

Trial-and-error is expensive.

You pay in both time and money.

When you join our Accelerator program, yes, you're investing a significant amount of money...

But you save so much time.

And on top of that...

You'll discover the exact right steps to take...

And mistakes to avoid...

So you can do what we said at the start of this email:

Start generating revenue ASAP.

Your first few deals will easily cover your investment in our program.

So, if that sounds like a fair deal to you...

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator program. <<<

Once you fill out the form on the next page, one of our enrollment specialists will be in touch.

"I have a full-time job. Will I be able to start and succeed at mobile home investing?"

When we first started on this journey our time was extremely limited.

We were both working 50-60 hours a week at our jobs.

Even on the weekends, it was tough to get momentum in our business.

And so, we had to figure out how to be efficient with our time.

What we'll say is this:

If you want to do mobile home investing full-time, you'll need at least 10 hours a week.

If you want to do it part-time, like a side hustle, you'll need at least 5 hours a week.

You can split this time up however you like.

Maybe you put in your hours Monday to Friday.

Maybe you work on your business on the weekends.

It's up to you, but you have to put in the hours.

Now, here's the thing:

Five hours a week is not a lot of time.

So, in order to get the most out of it and start closing deals, you have to focus on the right things.

Here's what we focused on to get the most out of the time we spent on our business.

While still working at our full-time jobs.

1. Focus area #1 – knowledge acquisition

Don't do what we did and learn from the school of hard knocks.

You'll end up 100k in the hole and take 1-2 years to dig yourself out.

Instead, follow a proven blueprint from someone who's done at least 10 mobile home deals.

So they can show you the ins-and-outs of the business and tell you which strategies to focus on to meet your goals.

We've done over 300 ;)

2. Focus area #2 – become a local market expert

You want to become the go-to person for mobile homes in your area.

And to do this, you'll need to know all the mobile home parks that are around.

What mobile homes go for in these parks.

What buyers expect. What sellers expect.

And you'll also want to network with other real estate investors.

Let them know that you invest in mobile homes so more and more deals will come your way.

3. Focus area #3 – lead generation

Finding people who need to sell their homes immediately and fast is how you'll secure the bag.

And you're not going to find these deals online, on Facebook or Craigslist.

These are all off-market deals.

What you'll find online is the "retail market" and you'll be paying full-price/market value for these homes.

Instead, we teach our students to focus on the "crisis market" – people who need to sell their homes because they need fast cash for whatever reason.

Crisis homes are where you make your money.

You still need to keep an eye on the retail market because it'll tell you how to price your homes after you fix them up (or sell them as-is.)

4. Focus area #4 – qualifying your leads

You don't want to waste your time going to every single appointment.

Remember, you've only got 5 to 10 hours a week.

So, you have to be picky and qualify every single lead that you get.

You'll be focusing on the crisis market.

And you make your money when you buy the homes at below-market prices.

So, if the seller expects retail price and has no urgency, you won't want to waste their time either.

Ultimately, we went from part-time mobile home investing to full-time.

And we were able to quit our jobs in the process.

And that's opened up so many life and business opportunities for us.

We aren't the only ones, either.

So many of our students have been able to do it too.

Some prefer to keep doing it as a side hustle, bringing in thousands of dollars of extra income every month.

Others had dreams of quitting their jobs, and mobile home investing turned those dreams into reality.

Y'know what they all had in common?

They invested in our Accelerator program.

So that they wouldn't have to waste time learning the ropes the hard way.

And so that they wouldn't lose tens of thousands of dollars making bad deals.

Remember what we said in focus area #1:

Learn from people who've done it before.

But we'll also add to it and say...

It's not enough that a mobile home investor has achieved success for themselves.

If you're going to learn from them, their students also need to be successful.

In fact, the students' successes are more important than the teacher's.

Thankfully, we've got dozens of success stories and case studies on our Youtube channel for you to watch and verify.

You too can be one of these success stories.

All you have to do is apply to join our Accelerator program.

Fix-And-Flips: Mobile Homes vs. Houses

5 Reasons Mobile Home Investing In Parks Makes Sense

Here's a quick case study comparing...

Our first single-family house fix-and-flip

And our first mobile home fix-and-flip.

House fix-and-flip:

• Our cost: 68,655
• Time to sell: 425 days
• Profit: 9,727
• ROI: 14%

Mobile home fix-and-flip:

• Our cost: 4,200
• Time to sell: 21 days
• Profit: 12,300
• ROI: 293%

Now, we'll admit this is an extreme comparison.

The house we fixed and flipped was in a really bad way when we bought it.

It required a ton of major repairs... almost a complete refurbishing.

And not every mobile home fix-and-flip will be this fast or lucrative.

We just want to show you why mobile home investing is your safest bet when you're starting in this business.

• Your costs are much lower
• The homes stay on your hands for far less time
• The paperwork is easier (titles are handled by the DMV)

Really though, the key benefit to mobile home investing is this:

You get in and out fast.

Your capital doesn't stay stuck in one place for months or even years.

This means you can do a lot more deals.

And grow your bankroll a lot faster.

More reps equal more experience.

More experience means you make better deals. Bigger deals.

And, eventually, you may want to expand into other types of real estate investing.

It's a virtuous cycle.

And it all starts with your first mobile home deal.

Would you like us to show you how?

Our TCA Accelerator is a 90-day program where you'll discover:

• How to find "off-market" homes the owners need to sell ASAP
• What to repair before selling - you don't need to fix everything
• How and where to find buyers who'll pay market rates for homes
• The systems and processes you need to go from hobby mobile home investor to full-time real estate mogul
• And much more

You'll be working with our expert coaches who have done hundreds of successful deals collectively.

And we'll hold you by the hand and guide you every step of the way.

>>> Apply to join the Accelerator program today.

People act like needing a license to flip mobile homes is a deal-breaker.

Or a giant obstacle to them achieving their goals.

Really though, it's no different than owning a car.

If you want to drive, you need a current license and registration.

And that involves some investment of time and money on your part.

Mobile home investing is the same.

Here's what you need to know about getting your dealer's license.

1. The rules are different from state to state

Some states allow you to do up to a certain number of deals per year without a license.

Some states don't allow you to do any deals without a license.

Some states have no limit on how many mobile homes you can buy/sell without a license.

You'll want to Google the regulations in your state.

Look up the Department of Housing.

Search specifically for regulations for manufactured housing.

2. Being licensed gives you credibility

Your dealer's license number will open doors for you.

Dealing with park managers becomes a lot easier.

Buyers and sellers trust you more.

Because you look like a professional.

The increase in opportunities is well worth the investment.

3. Getting licensed is easy

We've got a lot of friends who are licensed realtors.

Getting your mobile home dealer's license is a lot cheaper, faster, and easier than getting your realtor's license.

We're licensed in Arizona and California.

You have to take a multiple-choice test, get your fingerprints taken, and fill out some paperwork.

You get all the answers with your study material. And in some cases, you can take the test online or at home.

It doesn't get easier than that.

4. What happens if you get caught doing deals without a license

When we were starting out, we had no idea we needed a license.

We were just running around, doing deals, and counting our money.

And then we got a cease and desist letter from the Department of Housing.

But it's not a big deal.

Because a cease and desist letter just means, "stop what you're doing and get legal."

We didn't have to pay a fine. We just took the test and got licensed.

And then it was back to business. But business was better. Because the license gave us credibility.

5. If you don't have a license don't let that stop you

Some states, like California, don't let you do any deals without a license.

Does that mean you can't get started mobile home investing?

Absolutely not. Don't let it stop you.

Look for deals, test the waters, and discover whether this is something you really want to do.

You can partner up with other licensed dealers or even realtors (some states allow realtors to buy/sell mobile homes.)

You can still solve problems, serve people, create value, and get paid.

And you'll eventually get your license anyway.

If you think partnering up with other licensed dealers is a good way to get started...

Joining a network/community of mobile home investors is the best way to find like-minded people.

And we've got the perfect community for you:

Join our TCA Accelerator program and you'll get access to 100+ mobile home investors all over the USA.

Learning from our program and coaches is one thing.

But it's next-level when you can tap into the collective wisdom of dozens of mobile home investors with the click of a button.

It's the best thing about our program.

Every new student has it better than the student before him/her.

And all our students are 100 times better off than when we started.

Because we spent years spinning our wheels and had to figure everything out by trial and error (losing 100k in the process.)

Members of our Accelerator program have a massive head start...

Access to the most up-to-date market info...

And get behind-the-scenes insights on the strategies that are working right now.

>>> Apply to our Accelerator program today.

There's a form on the next page you'll need to fill out.

And then our team will get in touch with you regarding the next steps.

We joined a real estate investors association early on in our journey.

And honestly, it's one of the best decisions we ever made.

Being around like-minded people accelerated our progress so much.

It's where we first found out about mobile home investing.

Where we investing partners will still do deals with today.

And where we met good friends we stay in touch with until now.

That's why, when we started Trailer Cash Academy, building a community was one of our top priorities.

There are many networks for other forms of real estate investing, but almost none for mobile homes specifically.

And whooo Lawd...

Our little group of mobile home investors is one of the most fulfilling aspects of running Trailer Cash Academy.

If you're wondering why joining a community is so important, here are 5 reasons.

1. Learning from many more people

Our program is top-notch and our coaches are brilliant.

But nothing beats being able to learn from the collective experience of 100+ mobile home investors.

And the good thing about being in an online community is it's searchable.

Whatever questions you might have, chances are they've been asked and answered before.

This saves you the time you'd otherwise spend on Google or Youtube trying to figure things out for yourself.

2. Finding money partners (and other help)

You don't need to go it alone.

Not when you have access to people who all have the same goals and who are all following the same blueprint.

Some members have the capital but don't have the time to visit the properties.

Some members have plenty of time - or are willing to make time - but need help with funding.

Our members have partnered up on so many successful deals.

Because everyone's there to serve and add value.

3. Building your network

When you join our community there's almost a 100% chance there are other mobile home investors in your city or state.

This means you'll never start from zero.

A lot of the groundwork has been done, and you just have to build on it.

That's why we insist that people introduce themselves and say where they're from.

Because they can start building those relationships immediately.

4. Support from your peers

Some people just need support and inspiration.

Seeing other people win lights a fire in them and gives them the confidence that they can win too.

It's impossible to not be inspired when you see other members posting screenshots holding fat checks or several racks of cash.

Something happens to us mentally when we see the reality of what's possible.

Our whole outlook on the world transforms.

It's a life-changing thing, believe us.

5. Continuing education

Our program and coaching give you a complete foundation for mobile home investing success.

But you don't want to stop there.

You want to stay on top of the game and be aware of what's working right now.

And being a part of the community gives you that.

You'll have access to over 100+ people all over the USA.

And you're all on the same path, gaining experience and growing together.

We'd like to personally invite you to join our TCA Accelerator community.

If you know this is right for you, and you know you want to do it...

Make the commitment today.

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator program.

There's a form you'll have to fill on the next page.

Once you've submitted your details, our team will be in touch with the next steps.

We'd love to see you inside.

Why Buyers Are Hungry For Affordable Housing:

3 Mobile Home Myths Debunked:

How much demand exists for mobile homes?

We get this question a lot from people who are interested in mobile home investing.

But they're sort of hesitant about taking the leap.

Because they're afraid of investing and getting stuck with homes people don't want to buy.

Here's our experience:

Over the 300+ deals we've done, we've never had trouble finding buyers.

And here are 4 reasons why.

1. Difficulty getting mortgages

Ever since the housing crash in 2008, banks have gotten really strict on who they'll approve for mortgages on single-family homes.

And the buyers we deal with are mostly on fixed incomes or in lower income brackets.

Which makes it hard for them to get approved.

But they still need affordable housing for their families.

Mobile home investors serve an urgent need in the market by providing this option.

2. Affordability

Our buyers care are on a tight budget but they also need a bigger place for their families.

They get a lot more space with a mobile home vs. an apartment.

While paying sometimes up to 50% less on lot rent vs. apartment rent.

On top of this, it's a lot easier for them to get qualified to live in a mobile home community.

3. Privacy

When we ask our buyers why they want to live in a mobile home, a lot of them tell us the same thing.

They want to feel like they have their own space. They want privacy.

And they don't want to be jammed up in an apartment building with people all around them.

They want to have a place they can call their own and they want to be able to do what they want with the home.

4. Home-ownership

This is a starter home for a lot of families.

They get to dip their toes into home-ownership and understand what it's like.

Many of our buyers don't like the idea of paying rent month after month to some landlord or paying a mortgage to a bank for 20-30 years.

They love the fact that they can customize or upgrade the home to their liking.

And some even think of it as an investment to leave to their kids.

With all these factors in your favor...

If you start mobile home investing we're certain you'll never be stuck with a lemon.

Because buyers are hungry for affordable housing.

And demand is only going up.

If you've been thinking about finally starting your real estate investing business (or side hustle...)

We recommend that you first start with mobile home investing.

Yes, we're biased.

But our bias is based on the fact that we tried "traditional" real estate when we were beginners and it was really hard.

100-grand-in-the-hole hard.

And since we discovered mobile home investing, we were hooked.

Because of a hungry market, we were flipping mobile homes in weeks, not months.

And we never had to worry about whether or not we'd find a buyer.

This didn't only happen to us, by the way.

Ask any of our 100+ students and they'll tell you the same thing.

If you're ready to get started today, let's do it.

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator program.

It's 90 days of education and coaching.

You'll discover the exact blueprint our students have used to close hundreds of mobile home deals and gain financial freedom.

And you'll also have access to our tight-knit community of mobile home investors for support on your journey.

When you fill out the form here, our team will be in touch with the next steps.

How To Sell A Mobile Home Fast: 3 Strategies For Investors

Selling mobile homes is easy and fast.

Here are 3 options for selling mobile homes that we've personally tested and proven over 300+ deals.

Our students are successful using them too.

1. Option 1 - Quick Cash

This is the old-school buy low, sell high.

You buy the home outright.

Make any necessary repairs.

And sell it for a profit.

The entire process takes less than 30 days.

For example:

• Purchase price = $2,000
• Repairs = $1,000
• Lot rent = $500
• All-in cost = $3,500
• Sale price = $10,000
• Profit = $6,500

2. Option 2 - Cash Flow

Almost everything here is the same as option 1, except for one difference.

Your buyer will pay you a lump-sum down payment and pay the rest of the selling price in monthly installments over a few years.

And because they're paying in installments, you can sell the home for more than a quick cash deal.

If we use the example as before:

• All-in cost = $3,500
• Sale price = $14,000
• Downpayment = $3,500 (costs recouped)
• Monthly installments = $292/month for 3 years

What happens if they stop paying you?

No big deal.

You just repossess the home, repair it, and re-sell it.

3. Option 3 - Wholesale

We love this strategy because you need a grand total of $0 to do it.

You don't need to purchase the home or make repairs.

Here's how it works:

• Come to an agreement with the seller that you'll find them a buyer for $X
• Also agree on a wholesale fee - ours is usually $3,000 to $5,000
• Find a buyer who'll purchase the home for $X + your fee

Example:

• You find a mobile home that's worth $15,000 retail
• You agree with the seller that you'll get them $10,000 for it
• You find a buyer for $13,000
• You collect the difference as your profit

This strategy works because:

• The seller is getting the price they want for the home or sometimes more than they thought they'd get
• The buyer is paying less than the market value of the home
• You get paid for solving two people's problems.

It's a win-win-win on all three sides.

Now that you know how to sell a mobile home fast...

Are you ready to try it out for yourself?

If you are, you've got 3 options on how to proceed.

• Do nothing and keep wondering "what if?"
• Spend a lot of time trying to piece together the knowledge you need by using free material on the internet and trial-and-error
• Copy a proven blueprint that's resulted in 500+ deals for the creators and their students, and start closing deals as early as Jan 2021

The proven blueprint we're talking about is our TCA Accelerator program.

We're biased, but that's only because we don't want you to waste time or money making the same mistakes we did.

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator program today.

Once you submit the application form on the next page our team will be in touch with the next steps.

Mobile Home Values: Top 4 Factors To Consider When Buying And Selling

So you've found a beautiful mobile home.

They're ready to sell.

But you're wondering...

How much you should I offer?

How much can I get for it?

The thing about mobile home investing is it's not like regular real estate where you can just look up home values on the MLS.

You're gonna have to put in a little more effort.

But this extra effort is your competitive advantage.

It's what allows us and our students to flip mobile home for 5-figure profits.

And after doing over 400 mobile home deals we've found these 5 factors to be the most important when evaluating a mobile home.

1. Year of manufacture

With every generation of mobile home, manufacturers change things like the materials used, style, layout etc.

So you can't compare a home built in 1978 with one built in 1998.

We like to compare homes built within 5 to 10 years of each other.

2. Size of the home

Mobile homes come in three sizes.

Park model, which is the smallest - one bed, one bath.

Single-wide, which is one home.

And doublewide, which is two single-wides put together.

Double-wides have the most demand because families need more space.

When comparing, you want to make sure the square footage is the same.

We also like to take the length of the homes into account.

Longer single-wides with more space can sometimes sell as much as a double-wide.

3. Bedrooms and bathrooms

This is the first thing buyers want to know when they contact you.

Especially the bathrooms.

Families won't mind a home having only two bedrooms as long as there are two bathrooms as well.

4. Park type and quality

Some mobile home parks are all-ages communities, some are 55+ only.

Some communities are 1-star, some are 5-star.

Location, amenities, upkeep.

You want to make sure you're comparing apples to apples.

So, there you have it.

Those are the four factors you must consider when evaluating mobile homes.

If you'd like more insider strategies to help you score big 4- and 5-figure profits from mobile home deals...

>>> Apply to join our TCA Accelerator Program today.

What's better:

You driving around for hours and hours looking for motivated sellers...

Or...

Getting daily calls about hot leads in mobile home communities?

Obviously, it's the latter.

Putting in the road work is important in the beginning to find your first few deals.

But once you develop the right relationships, the deals will come to you.

And the best relationships to make are with park managers.

But first, you gotta understand what park managers care about.

And that's keeping their vacancy rate low and collecting as much lot rent as possible.

Park managers have a boss, the park owner, and if you can make them look good in front of your boss, they'll be on your side.

And just like everything else in business, other people's problems are your opportunity.

So, what are some of the benefits of "getting in" with park managers?

1. Grow your reputation in the market

You'll be the first to know about evictions, owners ready to sell, upcoming vacancies, etc.

2. Perks

One of our favorite perks is free lot rent. We don't pay a penny while fixing up a home and looking for buyers.

And when buyers come into the community looking for homes, they'll refer you and even assist with home viewings.

3. More deals

Some park owners own more than one mobile home park.

Building a relationship with one park manager gives you access to these parks.

And in many cases, park owners and managers know other owners and managers.

So, every relationship you build doesn't just add to your network, it multiplies.

And a bigger network means more leads and more deals for you.

How to build relationships with park managers:

Like we said earlier, it starts with knowing their problems.

You wanna let them know you're there to help reduce or eliminate those problems.

Literally say, "I'm here to help you reduce your vacancies and make sure you collect as much lot rent as you can."

That'll get their attention real fast.

Also, remember to stay top-of-mind by checking in regularly, especially when you haven't done any business with them for a while.

Finally, we'd be remiss if we didn't tell you not all park managers are easy to work with.

Some can be downright disrespectful.

But don't get discouraged.

Be patient and try your best to build a relationship.

Once you develop a reputation as someone who's serious and trustworthy, even the most stubborn park manager will warm up to you.

And even if they don't, that's okay.

You did your part by trying to help.

If they didn't see the value in that, there's always another park manager out there who will.

Want expert coaching so you shorten the time it takes to see success with mobile home investing?

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator Program today.

Since mobile homes have VIN numbers and don't come with land attached, a lot of people think they depreciate, i.e. lose value over time.

Truth: depreciation does not affect you as a mobile home investor.

Lemme tell y'all why we don't care about depreciation.

1. Depreciation is an accounting/book-keeping term that doesn't address real-world utility or usefulness.

2. Buyers don't care about imaginary numbers; they only care about a mobile home's usefulness to them.

3. Because affordable housing is such a big issue, there will always be demand for mobile homes, no matter how old they are.

Mobile homes are just like cars.

Imagine a 1986 Honda Accord that's got 40,000 miles on it and is in good condition.

Even though it's old and has depreciated, you can still sell it for good money because it's a reliable car.

Just like that...

If you have a 1986, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom double-wide that's in great condition and is located in a good park...

There'll be a lot of interested buyers.

It's all about utility - people want a large, clean, safe place to live and raise their families.

Here's a perfect example:

When Jay & Samera put up their first test ad on Facebook, Jay made a mistake on the listing.

Instead of putting 1985, he put 1975.

He didn't mark-up the home too much but it was still priced well above the Blue Book value.

Within 30 minutes their phone was blowing up; they got over 100 messages on Facebook.

There was demand, regardless of the home's book value.

The market doesn't care if a home was built in 1975, 1985, or 2015.

They care about buying homes that are in good condition, in a good location, at a fair price.

That's your opportunity to solve problems, create value, and get paid.

So, there you have it...

You can get started with mobile home investing today...

With little to no capital.

All it takes is a little hustle and grind.

The only thing you're missing is the know-how.

And as far as knowledge goes, you have 3 options.

1. Option #1 – Consume all the content you can find online

Our Youtube channel alone has over 100 videos talking about every aspect of mobile home investing.

You'll learn a lot... and you may even close your first few deals because of it.

Here's you're sacrificing time for money.

You'll always be able to make more money.

You'll never be able to make more time.

2. Option #2 – You try to figure it all out yourself

Sure, that could work...

Or you could end up $100k in the hole like we did.

Do you want to take the risk?

Maybe, maybe not - it's up to you.

3. Option #3 – Join our Accelerator program

Now, obviously, we're biased.

But we've personally closed over 300 mobile home deals.

And our successful students have closed way more than that.

We've featured dozens of these students in case studies on our Youtube channel.

Check 'em out for yourself if you like.

Here's the reality:

Trial-and-error is expensive.

You pay in both time and money.

When you join our Accelerator program, yes, you're investing a significant amount of money...

But you save so much time.

And on top of that...

You'll discover the exact right steps to take...

And mistakes to avoid...

So you can do what we said at the start of this email:

Start generating revenue ASAP.

Your first few deals will easily cover your investment in our program.

So, if that sounds like a fair deal to you...

>>> Apply to join our Accelerator program.

Once you fill out the form on the next page, one of our enrollment specialists will be in touch.