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Parker

Parker is a data-driven investment platform that aggregates and sources high-yield mobile home parks, a recession-resistant asset class, to enhance the supply of attainable housing. By leveraging proprietary data analytics, Parker enables investors to capitalize on the growing demand for affordable housing while achieving rental income yields of 7-10% annually.

United StatesFounded 20226200+ followers
Updated 20 months ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

There is a growing need for affordable housing options in the United States, but the supply of attainable housing is not keeping pace with demand. Traditional real estate investment strategies often overlook mobile home parks, a recession-resistant asset class that can provide stable returns.

Solution

Parker is an investment platform that focuses on sourcing and aggregating high-yield mobile home parks, also known as manufactured housing communities or land lease communities. By leveraging proprietary data analytics, Parker identifies sub-institutional parks with the potential for improvement and increased rental income. The platform enables investors to capitalize on the demand for affordable housing while achieving attractive risk-adjusted returns. Parker provides a way for family offices, institutions, RIAs, and individual investors to diversify their portfolios with this cash-flowing asset.

Target Audience

Parker targets family offices, institutions, RIAs, wealth management professionals, and individual investors seeking to diversify their portfolios with a recession-resistant, cash-flowing asset.

Features

  • Data-driven sourcing engine to identify high-potential mobile home parks
  • Focus on sub-institutional parks poised for improvement
  • Investment strategies designed to capitalize on the growing demand for affordable housing
  • Potential for upfront bonus depreciation and accelerated depreciation over 15 years
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