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Mobile Home Parks Are Cool; The Rise of MHC's with Daniel Weisfield
Daniel Weisfield is the Co-Founder of Three Pillar Communities, a values-driven real estate investment company that acquires, operates, and develops manufactured housing communities in the United States. They have 33 communities in 5 states with over 8,000 residents total.
Daniel graduated from Yale Law School & Yale School of Management with a JD and MBA. After a few years of trying to discover where he was professionally meant to be, he found purpose and fulfillment in Three Pillar Communities; providing safe, reliable housing to their residents and safe, reliable returns to their investors.
[00:01 – 06:02] Daniel Weisfield Tells Us About Himself
- The incredible achievements of Three Pillar Communities
- Daniel’s background
- Why he made the jump to affordable housing
[06:03 – 18:53] Understanding The Mobile Home Park Industry
- Manufactured housing community terminology 101
- Destigmatization
- Creating beautiful and innovative MHC’s for their residents
- The rise in popularity
[18:54 – 21:40] How Life Has Changed For Daniel
- Daniel’s life now compared to when he was working in corporate
- Yonah shares what he enjoys doing in his free time
[21:41 – 32:38] THE FINAL FOUR
- What's the worst job that you ever had?
- A boring clerical job within the Office of The Director of National Intelligence
- What's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?
- A vegetarian cookbook by Yotam Ottolenghi
- What is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?
- Horseback archery
- What does success mean to you?
- Yonah: Living a fulfilled life. Am I living everyday fully to my own potential?
- Daniel: To serve God, to spread light and love in the world, and try to heal the world through my actions.
- Bonus Question: What are the three pillars in ‘Three Pillar Communities’?
- Connect with Daniel. Links available below.
Tweetable Quotes:
“We think a lot about what our duty is as a landlord. We have a duty to our investors; To make money, and we have a duty to our residents; Providing a community to live in.” - Daniel Weisfield
“For me, that’s what success is. That I know I'm living up to my potential or the best of my ability for that day. And that should be changing from day to day in order to be growing.” - Yonah Weiss
Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn or visit his website at https://www.threepillarcommunities.com/
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