Why Motels Are NOT Hotels

Invest in recession-resilient Mobile Home Parks with Vintage Capital

Invest in recession-resilient Mobile Home Parks with Vintage Capital. Invest direct or in a fund of 20+ underlying assets. 1031s are also available. Access stable, income-generating properties with consistent demand and low tenant turnover.

Now is the time to act: Current market conditions are creating opportunities to acquire properties at attractive valuations.

Our fund targets a 15%-17% IRR and makes monthly distributions, which provides a steady income stream alongside strong upside potential and tax-efficient benefits.

Why Mobile Home Parks?

• Recession-Resilient: Affordable housing demand drives stable returns in any economy

• High Tenant Retention: The average MHP tenant stays 10-12 years (compared to 2-3 in Multifamily)

• Proven Expertise: $100MM+ track record in mobile home park investments.

• Tax-Smart Investing: Bonus depreciation offers tax advantages.

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Motels are one of the great American road trip traditions.

Pull up, park outside your door, unload in two minutes, sleep, and hit the road again.

But motels don’t work like hotels — and if you don’t know the differences, you can overpay, pick a bad room, or have a rough night on the road.

There are a few simple motel tricks seasoned road travelers always use.

You’ll want to read these before your next stop:

👉 Read the motel tips here