Market intelligence, valuation breakdowns, BC tenancy law in plain English, and what I see across actual transactions. Written for buyers and investors who want to understand the asset class before they own it.
Most due diligence checklists are written for American parks. Here are the BC items that change a price: the water permit that does not transfer, the two sewage thresholds, the registry search on every home, and the local redevelopment policy.
Read the post →Buy a park in BC and you step into somebody else's tenancy agreements and rent history. The 2026 rent formula, why a sale does not reset rent, the ten day consent deadline, and what closing a park actually costs.
Read the post →Every park gets sold on a number. Then you run the financials yourself and the number moves. Here is how I underwrite a BC park, what belongs in the NOI line, and why the brochure number is rarely the value.
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