The portfolio is supported by strong occupancy, reliable tenancy, and a durable workforce housing demand profile. Currently 94% occupied, the portfolio demonstrates solid operational performance and steady, in-place cash flow. Additionally, of the 9 vacant sites, 6 are park owned homes, allowing a new owner to easily lease or sell the homes without spending further capital. The communities benefit from a long-term resident base, reflecting the portfolio’s established position within the local housing market and contributing to consistent occupancy, stable collections, and lower turnover. Further strengthening the investment is the portfolio’s connection to a local food processing plant, which serves as a significant economic driver in the area. Through an existing housing arrangement, plant employees reside at the property, creating a dependable source of demand and reinforcing the communities’ importance as critical workforce housing. Altogether, the Guymon, Oklahoma MHC Portfolio offers investors a rare combination of operational stability and employer-supported demand fundamentals.

Guymon, Oklahoma, is a welcoming community in the heart of the Oklahoma Panhandle, known for its wide-open landscapes, friendly atmosphere, and strong sense of local identity. As the largest city in the Panhandle, Guymon serves as a regional hub and offers a blend of small-town character and practical convenience. The area is shaped by its High Plains setting, with expansive skies, prairie views, and a climate that reflects the rugged beauty of the region. Guymon is also recognized for its cultural diversity, which contributes to a vibrant community life and a variety of traditions, events, and local experiences. Residents and visitors enjoy access to parks, schools, community organizations, and annual celebrations that bring people together throughout the year. With its distinctive geography, close-knit spirit, and important role within western Oklahoma, Guymon stands out as a place that reflects both the heritage and everyday life of the Panhandle.