RHP Properties
The Firm
RHP describes itself as professionally managing manufactured home communities for over thirty-five years, and its newsroom does the thing most buyers in this trade do not: it names the community and prints the site count, which is what makes a row here possible at all.
The property-versus-operation question that decides a marina or a hotel row does not arise here, and saying so is more useful than flagging it. A land-lease community IS its lot rents; there is no separate operating business to keep. A seller is selling the whole thing or nothing.
The nearest higher-volume buyer in this trade fails the bar for the opposite reason. It publishes roughly a dozen dated acquisitions in a year and names the town and the homesite count in each while never naming the community, so its record cannot be checked against anything.
What It Buys
Farmington Hills, Michigan. A long-running manufactured housing community owner that buys whole communities by name and site count, where the land and the lot rents are one asset rather than two.
Selling to them one day, or watching them as the other bidder? Track them in the Contact Book so the relationship has a next-touch date.
Confirmed Deals
1 deal traced to announcements by RHP Properties, 2026, newest first. Firms that announce every deal show a fuller run here than firms that report acquisitions as quarterly counts, so read this as the evidence that clears the bar rather than as the firm's whole record.
- Pinewood Acres · July 30, 2026
An all-age manufactured home community in Dover, Delaware, with 346 home sites in the state capital region.
In Its Trades
Trades it buys
The other confirmed bidders
No second firm is confirmed in this trade from a primary source. That is the edge of the evidence, not proof the field is clear: Buyers lists which trades rest on a single confirmed firm and why.