To succeed in most businesses, you have to make a commitment. And to do incredibly well financially normally requires long hours and sacrificing health and family time. That’s where I started out in the 1980s with my billboard company and rapidly advanced into a classic workaholic. Over the years, my health went down the drain as I would often work literally 24 hours a day (wait until you hear those stories) and only devoted an hour a day to dinner and free time. But then I got a reprieve from my impossibly depressing life through a quick sale of that business and a new career in mobile home parks.

In this event, we’re going to talk about the evils of workaholism, some practical solutions to this American crisis, and how you can be a success in the mobile home park business without sacrificing your personal life and health – which is one of its most important attributes. It’s a discussion of how mobile home park ownership offers you the ability to make money without investing a huge amount of time in management. There’s also an additional hour of questions on all types of topics. The event was hosted by Frank Rolfe who is “the human encyclopedia of all things mobile home park” according to the New York Times. We think you’ll find this recording time well spent.

This event may save your life in more ways than one.