Guides
Answers to the questions we actually get asked.
These are the questions that come up on calls, worked through properly: sizing, planning, cost, and the tradeoffs nobody puts in a brochure. Written from what we see delivering and servicing real units, and free to read in full.
How many bathrooms does a campground need?
Why the code minimum underserves you, and how to size showers to peak morning demand.
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What does it cost to add cabins to a campground?
The all-in cost of adding cabins to a campground, and the foundation, septic, and permits you never pay for.
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How long does it take to go from order to first guest?
What actually sets the timeline, why the install takes a day, and where the site-built path loses a whole season.
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What should you ask your township before you build?
The zoning and permitting conversation to have before you commit, as a question-by-question checklist.
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How do you run a property with no utilities at the lot line?
Power, water, waste, and connectivity when nothing is stubbed to the property, and the order to solve them in.
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Park model or stick-built: which one actually pencils?
The two traditional lodging paths compared the way a lender would, plus a third.
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What does a four-space micro-resort actually earn?
A worked pro forma, labelled as an illustration, with every assumption printed on the page so you can rebuild it with your own numbers.
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Read the guide Can you move inventory between seasons?
Repositioning titled inventory across a portfolio, with the honest transport math and the threshold below which a move costs more than it earns.
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How is a titled asset treated differently from real property?
The structural line between a titled movable asset and deeded real property, and where to send your accountant.
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Read the guideMore guides are in progress. Each one is written from delivered work, not researched from a desk.