trailer park investing

June Performance Update (Day 2373): Trailer Park Profit!

July 1, 2019 by Mr. 1500 Days 27 Comments

My main goal* was to build an investment and cash portfolio of $1,120,000* in 1500 days**, starting from 1/1/2013 and ending in February of 2017. I made my goal in 2016, my 1500 Days are over, and I’ve left my job. In the interest of openness, I’ll continue to share my numbers.At a very high level, my investing goal is this:I want to have the … [Read more...] about June Performance Update (Day 2373): Trailer Park Profit!

How To: Mobile Home Park Investing (Our Crazy $170K Bet)

December 20, 2017 by Mr. 1500 Days 72 Comments

Mrs. 1500 and I are in the process of closing on one of the biggest investments of our lives. We're partnering with a couple of others to join the mobile home park investing boom. Our share will set us back $170,000.And I know almost nothing about the investment. Buying a trailer park wasn't on our radar. What could possibly go wrong?Mobile Home Park Investing: How & … [Read more...] about How To: Mobile Home Park Investing (Our Crazy $170K Bet)

My goal was to build a portfolio of $1,000,000 by February of 2017; 1500 days from the birth of this blog (January 1, 2013). And hey look, I’ve since retired!

Investments only (primary home excluded)
1/1/13 (The Start): $586,043
1/1/14 (1 Yr Later): $869,635
1/1/15 (2 Yrs Later): $987,351
1/1/16 (3 Yrs Later): $1,057,961
1/1/17 (4 Yrs Later): $1,257,128
1/1/18 (5 Yrs Later): $1,527,701
1/1/19 (6 Yrs Later): $1,549,440
1/1/20 (7 Yrs Later): $2,035,040*
1/1/21 (8 Yrs Later): $3,379,746**
1/1/22 (9 Yrs Later): $4,762,642
1/1/23 (10 Yrs Later): $3,112,821

2023: Investments only
1/1: $3,112,821

Overall
2023 investment gains: $0
Investment gains since 1/1/2013: $2,526,778
Net worth***: $3,342,821

* The big jump between 2019 and 2020 was partly because we bought another home, but kept the previous (much more expensive) one as a rental. We have since sold it.

** Tesla.

*** Includes our primary home equity in addition to our investment portfolio.

Finally, we still have about $290,000 in mortgage debt (which I love!). No regrets about the debts!