Most investors chase clean deals with glossy brochures. Ken McElroy does the opposite. In this episode from the Zero to 100 vault, he breaks down why vacant, broken, bank-owned properties often hold the best opportunities, and why the prettiest deals usually perform the worst.

We cover how real operators think about cash flow versus appreciation, why long-term investors survive downturns while speculators get wiped out, and what’s actually happening inside today’s multifamily market. Ken shares how he evaluates distressed deals, when to walk away even from massive discounts, and why buying below replacement cost matters more than timing the market. If you want to build durable wealth instead of gambling on appreciation, this episode is required listening.

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Real estate rewards discipline, consistency, and long-term thinking, but it also quietly trains people to never feel finished.

In this episode, we unpack why traditional goal-setting often backfires for high performers, turning success into stress and progress into pressure.

Instead of chasing arbitrary milestones, we explore a different approach:

• Defining a clear life vision
• Identifying non-negotiable values
• Aligning daily behaviors with what actually matters

The result isn’t less success, it’s sustainable success.

If you care about building wealth and time freesom without sacrificing your health and relationships, this episode offers a perspective most people never stop to consider.

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When Frank Rolfe bought his first trailer park, everyone warned him he would lose everything.

Friends, investors, and industry insiders told him mobile home parks were dangerous, ugly, and destined to fail. They said he was making a massive mistake but they were wrong.

In this episode, one of the most experienced mobile home park investors in the country explains how he went from knowing nothing about trailer parks to owning and operating hundreds of them across the United States.

We break down:

- Why people are conditioned to fear mobile home parks

- The biggest myths about trailer park investing

- How poorly run parks hurt tenants more than rent increases

- Why mobile home parks perform differently than apartments

- What most investors misunderstand about risk, stigma, and opportunity

This is not a sales pitch. It is a real conversation about fear, misinformation, and why some of the best opportunities in real estate are the ones most people refuse to touch.

If you are interested in real estate investing, affordable housing, mobile home parks, or understanding how contrarian investors really think, this conversation will challenge what you think you know.

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