Listen "How to Get Your Lender on Your Side—Especially When Things Aren't Going Well"
Episode Synopsis
In this episode of the Treeside Capital Podcast, we dive into one of the most overlooked skills in mobile home park and RV park ownership: building trust with your lender—especially when the property is underperforming. Most operators wait too long to talk to their bank. They hide. They hope things turn around. Then one day, the numbers don't line up, and the relationship turns into a problem instead of a partnership. We'll show you the opposite approach. In this episode, we cover: What lenders actually care about — and what keeps them up at night. How to tell the full story: The history of the property What you inherited on day one (real condition vs. broker brochure) The effort and capital you've already put in The challenges you're facing today Your plan moving forward—specific, measurable, realistic Why proactive communication builds credibility—before the numbers decline too far. The power of meeting in person: walking the property together, showing progress in real time, and letting them see you're a real operator—not a voicemail. How to educate your lender about the industry—seasonality, eviction timelines, infrastructure realities, home rehabs, capital constraints—so they understand you're not incompetent; this is the business. How early collaboration can open doors: extensions, interest-only periods, restructuring, or even new financing opportunities. This isn't about spin or excuses. It's about being honest, prepared, and solution-focused—long before a loan goes bad.
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