The MHP Brokers Tips and Tricks Podcast Interview with Commercial Real Estate Investor Anthony Quire
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The MHP Brokers Tips and Tricks Podcast Interview with Commercial Real Estate Investor Anthony Quire
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- Anthony Quire's story starts well before mobile home parks. He came out of Kentucky, worked in education and state government, bought condos after the 2008 recession, and later found his way into mobile homes after moving to Lake Charles, Louisiana. (Max, 01:01)
- Anthony sees this business as more than buying parks and collecting rent. For him, it ties back to affordable housing, financial literacy, and teaching people how to let money work for them. (Anthony, 04:14)
- His first few deals were built the scrappy way. Bank debt, personal funds, smaller loans, lines of credit, and a willingness to figure it out as he went. Not shiny. Just real. (Anthony, 06:21)
- Anthony's capital-raising path started after he attended Frank Rolfe's MHU boot camp and met Tom Miller. That relationship eventually led into Haven Capital Ventures and a Reg D fund focused on acquiring more communities. (Anthony, 08:21)
- Anthony's value-add playbook is simple, but that is usually where the money is: raise rents carefully, bill back utilities, clean up the property, resurface roads, fill homes, and run the park like a real business. (Anthony, 09:57)
- Max and Anthony talked through partnerships, and why the wrong partner can turn into a hornet's nest. In this business, who you do deals with matters just as much as the deal itself. (Max & Anthony, 12:08)
- Anthony's five-year plan is controlled growth, not ego growth. He wants to add roughly 100 pads, keep the business manageable, mentor a handful of new operators, and grow without losing the plot. (Anthony, 15:13)
- Later in the episode, Anthony connects passive income to real life by sharing how side income helped his family through a major health and job disruption. That is where the theory becomes real. (Anthony, 21:10)
- The episode closes with faith, mentorship, investing in others, and the idea that business should create more than income. It should create opportunity, breathing room, and a way to help other people learn the game too. (Anthony, 27:02)
- "I remember my dad telling me some advice. He said, don't be a dummy and buy a house. He said, buy investment property." (Anthony, 03:34)
- "I networked and I actually met a guy and bought my first park from networking and working at Lowe's as a pro sales cashier. So, anything's possible." (Anthony, 05:03)
- "You've got to be real selective on who your partners are." (Max, 12:08)
- "Y'all, like anything else out there, there is risk when you invest." (Max, 23:08)
- "As a man thinketh, he becomes." (Anthony, 27:02)
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