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52TEN
52TEN brings investors together and partners with them in mobile home park investments. This recession-resistant real estate niche provides protection,...
52TEN
52TEN brings investors together and partners with them in mobile home park investments. This recession-resistant real estate niche provides protection, predictable income, and peace of mind through any market cycle. By working with a firm that combines a lower-risk, income-generating investment with an investor-centric model and a disciplined business approach, you can look forward to a comfortable retirement and the best experience you’ve ever had. 52TEN combines lower-risk, income-generating real estate with an investor-centric model and a disciplined business approach. Co-founded by Jack Martin and Nate Pattee in 2016, 52TEN builds investments that offer performance-based partnerships with trust and transparency. Learn more at 52ten.com.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Frequently asked questions
Can any investment activity be attributed to 52TEN?
No. As of mid-2026, no source identifies a single deal, fund commitment, or portfolio company linked to 52TEN. The firm does not appear in SEC filings, limited-partner disclosures from other funds, or commercial real estate records. Without a website or public relations footprint, transaction-level attribution is impossible.
Is 52TEN structured as a single-family office?
It cannot be confirmed. The 'LLC' designation and absence of any marketed fund structure are consistent with a family office, but equally consistent with a holding company, a special-purpose vehicle, or a dormant entity. No family name or wealth origin has been publicly associated with the firm.
Where is 52TEN based?
No physical address, state of incorporation, or principal place of business has been verified. The entity's name does not appear in any known commercial lease, property-tax, or UCC filing that would pin it to a specific jurisdiction.
Who runs 52TEN?
No principal, manager, or investment committee member is publicly linked to the entity. There is no CRD number, no ADV filing signature, and no byline in the financial press bearing the firm's name.
Why is there so little information available?
The lack of information likely reflects one of three scenarios: the entity is newly formed and has not yet generated a record; it is a shell or holding vehicle with no operating activity; or it is a deliberately private structure — such as a single-family office — that has never sought or attracted press coverage. Without insider confirmation, none of these can be ruled out.
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