As I mentioned I started focusing on Atlanta around late 2017, early 2018 and found each month the amount of deals were significantly diminishing.

The attractive part of mobile home parks is the high cash flow, but if sponsor's start to split that with investors, then their attractiveness starts to diminish. 

Your ROI diminishes when you spend money for ads when you don't get added value.So the reason I would do both (I am not doing any paid ads) is to choke out your competitors.Remember, this topic is about IF you had to choose one.

If the supply of str's diminishes then revenue increases... 

@Ryan HallSure: Line of credit: allows you to leverage your equity without diminishing your cash flow long term.Consider it like a credit card but with checks.

So sad to see a property be diminished by the surrounding area I guess that’s why Location is such an important criteria.

The day you buy them they start diminishing in value.

There are many variables (options to renew etc) but generally, As the term diminishes the value skews towards property value again...thus the advice to stick to longer term deals and the reason why savvy investors will sell out of term investments as the 5 year remaining mark is hit.

The hit on your credit for one or two inquires is minimal, They stay on for a year I think but have diminishing affect after a few months.

In my search for properties I am seeing a pattern of diminishing returns on rents as the number of rooms increases in a home.