# Frank Rizzo
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Francis Lazarro Rizzo Sr. (October 23, 1920 – July 16, 1991) was an American police officer and politician. He served as Philadelphia police commissioner from 1968 to 1971 and mayor of Philadelphia from 1972 to 1980.
Are Land-Home Packages the Future of Manufactured Housing Investing?
Chris Gavre buys raw land, orders a brand-new manufactured home, and detitles it so buyers can finance it like a stick-built house. Frank Rizzo talks with him about scaling that model to nearly 200 deals since 2023, how he underwrites a site, and why land-home packages might be one of the clearest …
Episode 9 - Frank Needs Help
Christian and Dan break down two Jerky Boys calls in which Frank Rizzo needs help - Roofing and Piano Tuner.
Leasing Velocity Up 32.5%: The 3 Numbers We Moved to Make It Happen
Frank Rizzo shares how his team grew lease-up velocity 32.5% over the past eight months, marking the best sales summer in company history. No superstar salesperson, no lucky streak. Frank breaks down the controllable variables his team focused on: lead qualification, showing cancellations, and a si…
S20 "The Africas VS. America" E3: The Toughest Cop in America
By the 1970s, both local and federal law enforcement have perfected a system to subvert and neutralize Black liberation movements across the United States. The civil rights movement has been uprooted, and Black Power is now here. In Philadelphia, the most famous police officer in America is elected…
S20 "The Africas VS. America" E6: Hellfire
In 1983, the City of Philadelphia elects its first Black mayor as successor to Frank Rizzo. Woodrow Wilson Goode inherits Rizzo’s fight against MOVE, but he also represents a moment of hope for Black Philadelphians who believe his election could be a harbinger of progress for a city beset with raci…
The Turnaround Is Over When It Stops Needing You
Frank Rizzo just got back from Walnut Creek, Stone Capital's first hybrid mobile home and RV community in Troy, Alabama. He talks through the infrastructure failure that forced a two-year RV shutdown, the setbacks that slowed the rebuild, and the moment they realized they'd built the park for the w…
S20 "The Africas VS. America" E3: The Toughest Cop in America
By the 1970s, both local and federal law enforcement have perfected a system to subvert and neutralize Black liberation movements across the United States. The civil rights movement has been uprooted, and Black Power is now here. In Philadelphia, the most famous police officer in America is elected…
S20 "The Africas VS. America" E6: Hellfire
In 1983, the City of Philadelphia elects its first Black mayor as successor to Frank Rizzo. Woodrow Wilson Goode inherits Rizzo’s fight against MOVE, but he also represents a moment of hope for Black Philadelphians who believe his election could be a harbinger of progress for a city beset with raci…
Your System Won't Save Your Mobile Home Park. Your People Will.
Mobile home parks get sold as passive investments. After nearly two decades in the space, Frank Rizzo says there's probably nothing further from the truth. In this solo episode of The Mobile Home Park Exchange, Frank explains why the onsite managers and team on the ground are the unsung heroes behi…
Is Big Money Killing Affordable Housing?
Billions in institutional capital are flowing into mobile home parks. Can you raise the standard of a community without pricing out the people who live there?In this solo episode, Frank Rizzo tackles the affordability question head on: why lot rents have climbed, why so many parks were failing befo…
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