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An RV park is one of two things. It's a place for someone to live in full-time for months or years at a time where they live in a recreational vehicle, in an RV, a camper van, a camper van. It could be a fixed income retired person, it could be a blue-collar worker, it could be a digital nomad, right? That's kind of the three categories. The other type of RV park is a recreational, like a more short-term RV park that might be right outside of the Grand Canyon or, you know, a popular tourist destination where people are staying one to four nights at a time, right? This is a business I've been in for about seven years. Now, they have very small RV parks out there that are three to ten pad sites that are about three to ten times more profitable than buying a single-family home as a rental, okay? So I genuinely, I don't understand why people buy single-family homes because like buying a small RV park costs the same, but is significantly more profitable and more flexible because you have your your risk is more distributed amongst five to ten tenants as opposed to one tenant that could go bankrupt or disappear in the middle of the night. So with this $5,000, I would call every small RV park in my area, preferably within a three-hour drive.