Walter Johnson
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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Yes, we are.
Thank you.
Yeah, well, I think we actually have the ability to invest in whether it's apartment buildings and single family homes or land, self-storages, but I believe with manufactured housing communities, it has a community aspect to it to where you can actually help people and actually help them have a sense of home ownership.
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
So when you actually have a residence that lives in a manufactured housing, what you're actually doing is saying, we can actually provide you with the most affordable housing that you actually can have in the U.S.
And let's say the average manufactured housing is about $60,000, $70,000, when the average house right now, let's say, is about $432,000.
That actually gives that residence or that tenant a chance to actually have a homeownership and build a family within a community.
Absolutely.
Well, how we find a project right now, what we're doing, what we're finding good deals to where it actually helps our investors and also helps our tenants and helps us as Sonos Capital is that we go straight to the seller.
Yes, actually.
So what we do is we actually have what we call passive investors or hands-off investors.
So they'll put up some capital.
We'll pull our capital together and we'll actually go different parks and which ones that actually work for us.
And we acquire those parks based on some metrics that we actually have internally.
Yes, yes.
Yes.
So, especially right now in today's market, we're dealing with a political climate, we're dealing with different states that maybe value landlords or value businesses.
They favor businesses versus they favor the government.
So, we actually like to invest in those states that actually are business friendly.
Say, for example, and I'll give you an example that might be controversial right now, is that we're in New York and you can only, let's say, raise rents a certain amount, but it doesn't cover the expenses of running that particular property.
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