Azure Printed Homes will outline a partnership model that allows campground operators to add 3D-printed park models and generate booking revenue without purchasing the units during a Lunch & Learn session scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. Mountain Standard Time.
Jack Tiebout of Azure Printed Homes will explain how the company’s model connects campground operators with financed buyers who purchase luxury park models and cover the associated costs of delivering, installing and furnishing the units.
Under the arrangement, buyers finance the purchase of the accommodations and pay for delivery, setup, furnishings, decking and capital repairs.
Campground operators provide the property space, utilities and day-to-day management, then share in the revenue generated through bookings.
The model is designed to allow operators to expand their accommodations without directly purchasing the additional units. The partnership structure separates the responsibilities associated with acquiring and preparing the park models from the operational responsibilities handled by the campground.
During the session, Tiebout will walk attendees through the partnership’s structure, including how the financing arrangement works and the respective responsibilities of participating buyers and campground operators.
The presentation also will address the qualifications operators must meet to participate. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn what is required for a property to qualify and assess whether the arrangement aligns with their campground’s operational needs.
The Lunch & Learn is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. MST.
