Own it, don't flip it
We buy to hold and improve. That means capital goes into water lines, roads, and vacant-lot infill instead of a quick resale markup.
About the company
Titan Property Investors owns and operates this site
arkansasmobilehomeparkbuyer.com was created, is owned, and is operated by Titan Property Investors — a principal buyer of mobile home parks and manufactured housing communities in Arkansas.
A focused Arkansas acquisitions team
Titan Property Investors acquires and operates manufactured housing communities with a simple thesis: Arkansas needs its affordable housing stock kept alive, and owners who have carried these parks for decades deserve a clean, honest exit. We are not a broker, a wholesaler, or a lead-gen middleman selling your information. Every submission on this site goes directly to our acquisitions desk.
We look at lot rents, utility infrastructure, and local demand across Arkansas. That focus is why a park in Faulkner County gets evaluated differently than one in Mississippi County, and why the conversation starts with your park's specifics rather than a formula.
Residents come with the deal
Communities work when families can stay. We plan rent changes and improvements together, not with a shock letter on day one.
Say the number out loud
Sellers get our actual math — income, expenses, capital needs — so the offer is defensible instead of mysterious.
Close what we sign
We do not tie up parks to shop them. If we put it under contract, we intend to fund it.
Parks we have owned
We have sat on your side of the closing table
Jeff Campbell of Titan Property Investors has owned two Arkansas mobile home parks with partners, ran the day to day operations, and sold both. Here is exactly what we owned, with no numbers we cannot back up.
Cliffwood Mobile Home Park
Little Rock, Arkansas
- Held
- December 2021 to March 2026
- Ownership
- Owned with one partner, Tyler Vinson of Virginia
- What it took
- Every unit was park owned: about 15 mobile homes, two single family houses, and a commercial building on the property. That mix meant we handled home repairs, turnovers, and tenant collections ourselves, not just lot rent.
Riverchase
Heber Springs, Arkansas
- Held
- March 19, 2022 to April 18, 2025
- Ownership
- Held by Riverchase Partners with Roger Swain and Tyler Vinson. Jeff Campbell handled the acquisition, ran the park, and managed operations
- What it took
- The park had 71 pads with 19 occupied units when we bought it. It had 71 pads with 31 occupied units when we sold it, so we lived through the infill work: getting homes set, utilities checked, and lots leased.
Both parks have been sold. We do not publish purchase prices, sale prices, or returns, and we do not share seller or resident information.