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Treeside Capital Podcast

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…

Podcast · By Miles Noland · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The Hidden Value of Systems: Why Your Tech Stack Matters More Than You Think (opens the original)

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    Most operators think about their tech stack as a convenience — tools that make daily life easier. But your organization stack is actually a business asset that shows up on your balance sheet in ways you might not expect. In this episode, we break down why the systems you use to run your business — Google Drive, Gmail, Meet, Rent Manager, Basecamp, Talkroute — matter far beyond day-to-day operations: Buying & Selling: When you're underwriting an acquisition or prepping for a sale, a clean, docume

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    In-Person Networking - How to Win the Conference (opens the original)

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    Not all conference time is created equal. You can spend three days in a hotel ballroom and leave with a stack of business cards you'll never call—or you can walk out with deal leads, capital relationships, and a network that shapes your business for years to come. In this episode, we break down how to strategically approach real estate conferences to maximize ROI: the mindset shifts that separate deal makers from tourists, how to identify the right people to connect with before you even arrive,

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Work Smarter, Not Harder: AI Tools for Mobile Home Park Investors (opens the original)

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    Most mobile home park operators are still doing everything by hand — chasing rent, digging through file folders, retyping the same follow-up emails, and manually stitching together underwriting spreadsheets. In this episode, we break down exactly how AI tools can take that grind off your plate so you can focus on sourcing and closing more deals. We cover: Getting started — what AI actually is in practical terms, the few tools worth learning first, and how to avoid wasting time on shiny-object so

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Doors, Dials, and Letters: The Follow-Up System Behind Off-Market Deals (opens the original)

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    Most mobile home park deals aren't won at the offer — they're won in the eighteen months before it. The owners with the best parks aren't listed, aren't in a hurry, and aren't going to sell to a stranger who called once and quoted a cap rate. They sell to the person who kept showing up. In this episode, Miles breaks down the follow-up system behind Treeside Capital's off-market pipeline: how to build a multi-channel touch cadence that stays warm without becoming a nuisance, why a hand-delivered

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Evaluating Hidden Risks in Mobile Home Park Acquisitions (opens the original)

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    Not all mobile home parks are created equal—and the ones that look good on paper can hide expensive surprises in the field. In this episode, we break down the critical infrastructure and operational risks that can make or break a deal: aging utility systems and their upgrade costs, tenant payment patterns and their impact on cash flow, road and site conditions that determine ongoing maintenance, water and sewer line vulnerabilities, financing structures that tie your hands, storm and weather exp

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