Wow. Didn't realize there were so many RV parks failing across the country. Apparently in the OP's world, he travels from park to park and each one is barely hanging on, just a bad day or two from closing down. But then again, when I travel I don't spend my time analyzing the business practices of every place I stay. And I don't have the insight to know all of the factors that would have to be considered to determine whether or not that place I was staying was operating at peak performance.
I personally wouldn't know what level of bandwidth that establishment could bring it to operate it's wifi network so therefore I would have no idea if the wifi that I was connected to was as good as the business could possibly provide or not. I wouldn't know how much that establishment pays for it's utilities, so I couldn't judge if their profit margins were too high or too low. I wouldn't know the local labor market, so I couldn't tell if the park was just plain poor at Human Resources. I wouldn't know if they stopped having "blue hair" events an instead added Rap Concerts if they would get more or less business. Apparently, some people can ferret out all that information when they travel from park to park.
But, then again, I am apparently one of those park owners who has no idea how to run a business and is a day or two away from Bankruptcy. Sure wish the OP would inform the IRS I really didn't actually make all that income my Accountants (yes, I am so incompetent that I don't do my own taxes) say I earned. Then I wouldn't have to write that big check every year.
It sure is a shame that the RV industry can only attract idiots to own RV parks.
