RV Park Deal Analysis Made Simple
Buying, financing, or evaluating an RV park deal? Know the numbers that matter in minutes. Run unlimited acquisition scenarios the way you want.
This is an Excel-based underwriting and investment decision-making model used by actual investors and built specifically for RV parks.
An Excel model and PDF guide you can use today—and keep forever.
Not a Course. Not a Subscription. Not a Coaching Program.
Get to the numbers that matter most to your RV park investment or acquisition in a matter of minutes: Potential and Effective Gross Income, Acquisition and Pro Forma NOI, Debt Yield, DSCR, Annual Debt Service, Exit Value, Equity Multiple, and more!
See a complete RV park investment analysis walkthrough that shows how the model can be applied to real deals.
Whether you're running the numbers on your first RV park acquisition or comparing multiple opportunities, this toolkit helps you:
Underwrite RV parks quickly and accurately
Perform cap rate sensitivity analysis
Adjust occupancy, growth rates, financing, OpEx, and CapEx
Visualize monthly and annual cash flows
Compare KPIs, including unlevered vs. levered returns
Know what you can afford before making an offer
Perform breakeven occupancy calculations to test deal feasibility.
No macros. No circular references. No jumping between endless input tabs. It’s underwriting and cash flow modeling made simple and repeatable!
Our Plug-and-Play Excel Model will have you analyzing RV park investment performance in minutes.
Don’t spend hundreds on institution-level models that are unwieldy and have more inputs than you’ll ever need. And definitely don’t spend thousands on courses or coaching.
Get a plug-and-play cash flow model, designed for intuitive use by anyone. Find out more here, or check out the YouTube channel for walkthroughs!
Questions about the toolkit
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Then this is designed for you! All input fields are clearly labeled (blue), outputs are locked (black), and the accompanying guide walks you through each section—no advanced Excel skills needed. All inputs are located on a single tab.
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The files will be delivered in a zip folder within 24 hours to the email address you provide at checkout.
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Then this will feel refreshingly efficient. The model isn’t trying to be a 1,000-input institutional tool. It’s designed so that the actual levers that move RV park valuations and investor returns are the focus. Experienced users usually end up adopting this as their day-to-day underwriting model because it’s faster to use, easier to explain to partners, and simple to iterate when assumptions change. If you’re underwriting regularly, the time savings alone covers the cost almost immediately.
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Minor updates and patches are free for existing customers. Just submit your prior purchase details through the Support page and you’ll receive the latest version. Major upgrades (e.g., v1 → v2) are treated as new products and will require a new purchase.
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The model is intentionally simple and intuitive to level the playing field between Excel wizards and beginners. Most people are underwriting deals within 15–30 minutes. The guide is always available for you to reference.
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The cash flow model is primarily a sanity-check and investment scenario analyzer. It is great for acquisitions (stabilized and value-add), evaluating the performance of an existing park, and running scenarios to see how financing, capex, and operational changes affect outputs. The model does not support waterfall or development analyses.
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It is intended for analyzing and underwriting potential acquisitions, or evaluating performance, financing, and exit scenarios of existing assets.
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Yes! Assets with similar names and function, such as trailer parks, mobile parks, RV resorts, seasonal and year-round campgrounds is certainly doable.
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Yes. The layout is clean and professional. Many users share the summary outputs directly when discussing deals with lenders, brokers, partners, and LPs.
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The guide provides definitions of the model’s inputs, how those inputs impact the cash flows and returns, and what’s considered reasonable or industry standard when it comes to RV park analysis.