Why we exist
Small RV parks are some of the most mispriced real estate in the country. Big operators and REITs have revenue managers, sub-metering and clean books. The family park with 40 sites usually has none of that, so it gets valued like a hobby instead of a business.
We close that gap. Sometimes that means an audit and a to-do list. Sometimes it means putting our own capital into the park. Sometimes it means buying it.
Our track record
We've acquired and repositioned our own parks in the Southeast, including McIntosh Manor, Land of Waterfalls and Pisgah Forest RV Park. Every one was bought with cash and closed in under 45 days. We improved operations, stabilized the income, and sold.
That buy-fix-sell cycle is the whole playbook: find the NOI, prove it on the books, and get paid for it at sale.
The team
Brian Zmich, Founder & Managing Partner
Brian is an RV park developer and operator who has bought, developed and revitalized parks in the Southeast, including a ground-up build. He's a serial founder with more than 20 years building businesses, and he leads every owner relationship personally.
Hunter Chandra, Partner
A former finance professional and founder of a consumer products brand, Hunter focuses on finding underperforming parks with real upside and underwriting the repositioning.
Ty Underwood, Strategic Advisor
A real estate investor and executive with deep experience in capital markets and deal structuring. Ty advises on investment strategy, capital partners and portfolio growth.
Walker Gamble, Strategic Advisor, Technology
Walker brings 12+ years in hospitality and helps parks adopt booking engines, OTA connections, automation and digital check-in without the headaches.
Where we work
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia. Mountain, lake and coastal markets are our sweet spot, but we'll look at any well-located small park in the Southeast.