What does it actually take to build (and turn around) RV parks—while keeping the “people” side of the business front and center? In this episode, Mychele Bisson shares the real mechanics behind outdoor hospitality and how she’s turning personal loss into a mission-driven portfolio.

What we cover:

• Mychele’s “Turning Loss Into Purpose” mission for families facing heart transplants

• How she negotiated a $1.6M Scottsdale deal down to $565K (and built a boutique resort)

• The RV park deal that dropped from $3.0M to $1.8M—plus seller finance + private money

• Why she doesn’t “fall in love with the deal” during negotiations

• Long-term vs vacation parks (and why the business models are totally different)

• Extra revenue streams: day passes, golf cart rentals, arcades, events, boat charters

• Seller-finance psychology: turning “no” into a monthly-paycheck win for sellers

• Buy box guidelines + red flags (especially integrity + bad books)

Guest: Mychele Bisson is an outdoor hospitality operator scaling RV parks and marinas while building a legacy-first brand rooted in community and culture.

Resources / links:

• Wayhaven Resorts: wayhavenresorts.com

• Blueprint to Cash Flow: blueprintcashflow.com

• Email: michelle@bisonpeakventures.com

• Info + invest / submit a deal: mychelebisson.com

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