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LESSON 3 — MATCHING THE PARK TYPE TO YOUR BUDGET

The biggest mismatch you deal with daily.

Here’s a simple budget guide:

If you have $200k–$350k

You can buy:

  • Small rustic parks
  • Small seasonal parks
  • Rural parks
  • Parks under $1M

If you have $400k–$600k

You can buy:

  • Mid-size seasonal parks
  • Basic overnight parks
  • Some parks in the $1.2M–$1.6M range

If you have $700k–$1M

You can buy:

  • Mid-size overnight parks
  • Some mixed cabin/RV parks
  • Parks in the $2M–$3M range with seller financing

If you have $1M–$3M down

You can buy:

  • High-end parks
  • Large destination parks
  • Waterfront parks
  • Multi-revenue resorts

Buyers must accept:

You cannot buy a $3M park with $200k.

You cannot buy a 100-site park with $300k.

You cannot buy a lakefront resort with $150k down.

This module politely reality-checks them.