Community profile
Community name, location, known or estimated site count, park type, acreage when verifiable, and years operating.
DFW manufactured housing intelligence
Find the parks worth a closer look.
Texas Park Data turns scattered public information into a practical acquisition workbook—so investors can screen manufactured home communities faster and spend diligence time where it matters.
Founding DFW edition • One-time digital workbook • Available now
Manufactured Community ScreeningResearch matrix • estimates labeled
FOUNDER PREVIEW
18Target research fields
DFWInitial coverage
1 fileReady to filter
CommunitySitesPark typeConfidence
North Texas Community ACounty research profile
100+Long-termHighDFW Community BOperator and demand profile
50–99Resident-owned homesMediumMetro Community CRent and revenue screen
25–49Mixed tenureHighBuilt for first-pass underwriting
Research, not raw scrapingSources are reconciled into investor-ready fields.
Estimates stay labeledConfidence and methodology remain visible.
Made to filterDelivered as a practical Excel workbook.
What’s inside
A sharper first pass on every community.
Each record is organized around the questions an investor asks before calling an owner, broker, or lender.
Occupancy signal
Published occupancy when available; otherwise a clearly labeled estimate with a stated confidence level.
Rent & revenue screen
Observed asking rents and a transparent gross-revenue estimate for quick comparison—not a substitute for diligence.
Operator intelligence
Publicly identified operator or ownership entity, portfolio context, website, phone, and the best available contact route.
Local demand drivers
Nearby employers, highways, schools, medical centers, recreation, and other forces that may support resident demand.
Investor signals
A concise read on potential strengths, unanswered questions, and the next item worth verifying.
Three useful lenses
One workbook, several ways into a deal.
Acquisition lens
Move the most promising communities to the top of the list.
Filter by size, operating model, estimated occupancy, rent signals, and investor notes before committing hours to a full underwriting file.
Site countOccupancy signalRent rangeRevenue screenInvestor notes
Methodology
Confidence matters as much as coverage.
Public data on manufactured communities is fragmented. The workbook keeps sourced facts, estimates, and unknowns distinct so a buyer can see what is solid and what still needs verification.
Identify the community
Reconcile names, addresses, park type, operator websites, directory listings, and other public footprints.
Cross-check key fields
Compare operator materials, public records, market listings, and credible third-party sources rather than relying on a single directory.
Estimate only when useful
Occupancy and revenue estimates are shown as estimates, with assumptions and confidence—not presented as audited financials.
Flag the next question
Investor signals highlight what may deserve a call, record pull, rent-roll request, or site visit before a buyer advances.
Founding DFW edition
Start with the market, not another empty spreadsheet.
The first edition is available for investors, brokers, lenders, and operators who want a structured view of DFW manufactured home communities.
- Digital Excel workbook
- DFW / North Texas focus
- Up to 18 research fields
- Source and confidence notes
- Filter-ready investor signals
- Support by business email
Before you buy
Clear scope. No mystery data.
Have a question not covered here? Email support@texasparkdata.com.
No. Texas Park Data is a research and screening product. It does not replace legal, financial, environmental, title, zoning, or property-level due diligence.
Published figures are identified when available. Otherwise, useful estimates are labeled, assumptions are shown, and confidence is made visible. Buyers should confirm every material figure directly.
The completed founding edition will be delivered digitally. Final checkout will state the edition date, file format, delivery timing, update scope, and refund terms before payment.
The core focus is manufactured home communities built primarily for longer-term residents. Mixed manufactured-home and RV properties may be identified where relevant, but destination RV resorts are not the primary product.