Operators · Turnarounds · Clean exits

Operators who fix parks — and buy them clean.

Twenty years in the dirt taught us this: banks buy machines, not campgrounds. We restructure utility drag, resolve the glitches that kill value, and work direct with independent owners who want a fair exit.

Soft forest canopy from above — gravel lanes tuck between evergreens, white roofs quiet in the shade. Morning-green light, no signs, no rush. The park as a living machine at rest.
Soft forest canopy — gravel lanes, white roofs in morning shade

How the work actually goes

Photo-led steps — one idea at a time. Banks buy a machine after a 50–55% expense floor, not a campground story. Seller pays 0%. Buyer pays the 1.9% Transparency Premium.

Waterfront clearing under a soft grey sky — lawn, pier, a blue house watching the bay. Empty chairs energy: walk the ground before anyone talks price. Waterfront clearing — walk the ground before price
Step 1 · See the ground

Quiet walk before the pitch

We start on the ground — morning light, empty lanes, the systems that run when nobody’s watching. Numbers without the physical machine are just a story.

Cream pad rows and young trees from the air — utility pedestals visible, lanes open, occupancy honest. Layout and bones without a broker overlay. Cream pad rows from the air — layout and bones, no broker overlay
Step 2 · Open the books

T-12 shape, utility recovery, plain English

Ledger first. Where electric and water recover — or don’t. Where deferred work hides in a fat master bill. You get findings you can read without a broker translation layer.

The same kind of machine running clean — orderly cream roads, occupied pads, stone entrance, quiet order. What “fixed” looks like when the park is working. Orderly cream roads, occupied pads — what “fixed” looks like
Step 3 · Stabilize the path

Cut drag. Fix glitches. Name the real cost.

Submetering, pedestal and septic truth, curb that survives Saturday night. Stabilize so diligence is not a six-figure ambush — whether you keep the park or exit clean.

Soft daylight ground lane — cream gravel path between pads, quiet order before handoffGround lane in soft daylight — clean handoff path
Step 4 · Clean handoff

Direct underwriting when you’re ready

One desk. Seller pays 0%. Buyer pays the Transparency Premium. Proprietary, pocket, or unlisted paths when the books are ready — no exploratory booking widgets.

0%Seller commission to our desk
1.9%Buyer Transparency Premium
1 deskwayyago@gmail.com

Ready for a quiet look at the machine?

Glitch Audit

The glitch vs. the fix

Most price cuts aren’t “the market.” They’re leaks you can still plug.

Unmetered utilities

The glitch: Flat-rate electric and unrecovered water quietly crush NOI. A 50-amp dual-AC site on a flat rate is a second rent you are paying.

The fix: Submeter toward 90%+ recovery. If the T-12 has no electric line and the master bill is fat with $0 recovery, that bleed goes under the floor before anyone argues cap rate.

Deferred maintenance

The glitch: Pedestals, septic, and curb that fail a Saturday-night load test. Sunday-morning trenches tell the truth.

The fix: Name it, price it, stabilize it — so diligence is not a six-figure ambush.

Broker haircut pricing

The glitch: Long exclusives while the books are still a story. Commissions that carve retirement equity.

The fix: Direct underwriting. Seller pays 0%. Buyer pays the desk. Tell us if a broker is already on it.

Request a confidential Glitch Audit

Numbers plus physical systems. You get plain-English findings — not a lifestyle pitch. Same desk whether you want to stabilize or exit.

  • T-12 shape and utility recovery reality
  • Infrastructure stress that banks will price anyway
  • Direct path options — proprietary / pocket / unlisted when appropriate

Prefer plain email? wayyago@gmail.com — same desk. No Zoom. No Calendly. Helpful attachments if you have them: T-12, rent roll, infrastructure notes.