Each of those will want you to have skin in the game with experience and/or money.

For all your non-recourse lender is concerned, you are providing the 20% plus closing costs to the table (your skin in the game as far as the non-recourse lender is concerned).Trick to becoming a successful investor:  DON'T OVERTHINK, JUST DO IT! 

The big differences are that RV parks are typically amenity rich which requires more overhead, can be seasonal in nature (but not always), require a nearby destination to work well (as opposed to employers), and use values that are typically 2 points higher in cap rate.

Sounds like you have no skin in the game, so it would be tough to find a partner that would take all the financial risk. 

The area is geographically restricted and naturally prevents urban sprawl like in other markets.

I will probably never do the credit card thing, but I’m also conservative my nature.As an example of my conservative nature I’m already paying down mortgages that have a 5 percent interest rate.  

Most of the locals are friendly, nature-loving types that enjoy activities like hiking, camping, snowshoeing, and live bluegrass music. 

However, you will need skin in the game at least 60%,of the ARV. 

Hi Bryan,It's very rare that you would be able to put down 0% on these deals as lenders like to see that you have some skin in the game (worth giving a try though).

In a climatic health resort area deep in the Bavarian Forest, where the air is clean, there is plenty of nature and real estate is affordable.