Examples are mobile home parks, RV parks, and golf courses where the value of the property is not primarily derived from building(s) but rather from the improvements to the land.

They also set you up with a mentor who has a vested interest in helping you do deals because they get a percentage of profits for the first year. the mentor is available by phone, email, or text 7 days a week and help you analyze and structure deals.

Anyone have any advice on how I can accurately value RV Parks and Mobile Home Parks?

@Chris Clothier yes we are seeing residents be less mobile recently as well (we manage 1000 doors in OKC Metro) as long as the owners keep the increase under 10% they tend to stay and renew.  

We can also arrange a phone call with my property management team to answer any questions.

That being said, it's very common for listing agents to not respond to emails, texts and phone calls from buyer's agents with interested buyers- you'd never know if they are doing this or not, but I'll tell you it happens all of the time. 

., other borrowers in your market, contacts for tried and proven contractors, etc).Of all things to do, you should not hide and ignore phone calls.And last but not least, if none of that works, list the property in hopes to recoup your losses and let another investor take over and get out of the project and take the lessons you learned and apply them to the next one.

If you buy in an area around Lake Winnipesaukee or Winnisquam you may find the ability to rent to STR folks that want the lake, to skiers-Gunstock ski area is in proximity to Lake Winni, and there are some ski mobile trails a bit north of Lake Winni closer to Squam lake. 

If you have a good sales agent, or if you get the lead on the phone, offer incentives for them to move in.

Upon phone messaging or emailing them my first big surprise was that quite a few commercial agents wouldn’t even return the call or seemed standoffish.