Step 01
Watch the Live Breakdown
15 minutes from inside a SubTo event
Pace at the whiteboard walking a full room through the RV park deal — how it found him, how he'd fund it, and the numbers on the board.
What's in the session
- 0:00Live in the roomPace opens the session in front of a full room of SubTo students, mic in hand.
- ~2:00How the deal found himSomeone who knew Pace's buy box sent a link his way. On the board: an arrow from the referrer straight into the "Buy Box: RV Parks".
- ~7:00Four ways to fund itThe financing menu on the whiteboard: syndication, SBA, ARM — or simply operate the park, because it's already making money.
- ~10:30The numbers on the boardDebt around $4.2M against a roughly $4.5M deal, working April to September, staff already in place.
- ~12:00Master lease & the water fixWhy a master lease is on the table, and the short-term capex reality: trucked water until a GC finishes a ~$200K infrastructure fix.
The whiteboard, decoded

- Buy box
- The written description of exactly what you buy — asset type, size, market, terms. When people know your buy box, deals come to you. This whole deal started because someone knew Pace's said "RV parks".
- Bird dog
- Someone who finds and refers deals to an investor for a piece of the outcome. No cash or credit needed — just a deal and a JV agreement.
- Wrap / assume
- Keeping the seller's existing mortgage in place and buying "around" it, instead of paying it off with expensive new debt.
- Seller finance second
- The seller acts as a lender for part of the price, secured in second position behind the senior note — the terms are whatever you negotiate.
- Master lease
- Leasing the entire property with the right to operate (and often buy) it — control of the income without owning it yet.
- Syndication
- Pooling money from passive investors to buy a larger deal, with the operator running it for a share of the returns.
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