I might suggest taking what they can get, maybe eat some cash until they can refi or sell.

I was going to bootstrap every dime into my real estate business, and I was going to put myself out of the picture as something of a liability in the operation.2013-2015: It took 2 years, but I completed all projects and towards the end I continued expanding the portfolio some more to 12 bldgs and 15 doors.I am often told that my projects often reflect myself in a very clear way: I had never been comfortable in assets or projects I wouldn't be willing to "eat my own cooking".

I ask them to pick the place to eat.

Lots of eggs in the same basket.

At the same time, you are doing much better than most and although you don't have great cash flow they are not eating your lunch either.

A few bad eggs can turn your park into a hellhole.

Would you prefer a buyer who will wait 3 days to put a deposit or one who already has their eggs in place?

Be patient and don't put all of your eggs in one basket. 

--We'd prefer the property be passive and property managed...while this certainly eats into profit (I've already budgeted this into the calcs outlined above), this has worked quite well at our other VR, but we have a great PM.  

@Charles Wiegert I partnered with private money (my cousin) for the initial nest egg which we are reusing.