This is a misconception, Benjamin.

There is a misconception that real estate agents don't work with or know investors.

Misconceptions of working with a property management company and how to make money with them.

This is a huge misconception in real estate.While it works for houses and office buildings and other RE types in general, this is what works best in land:You want to double your money ten times in the next few months, not wait around for a year to get top dollar for one property (like everyone else).  

I would like to add that I just asked a prop. management co. in CO if having a RE license in that state was a requirement to be a proper management co. and he said no, and added that that's a common misconception in CO, and that none of the seven people in his office have a RE license.

This is why MHs are easy and cheap to get, with or without the land: people's misconceptions, and the "trailer stigma". 

Myths, misconceptions, and prejudices are more costly than you could ever imagine.

Not trying to be harsh, but suggesting that you should just choose one or the other because you are "close to your budget" tells me that you have some misconceptions about how money is made in this business. 

Going into fall and homes not selling is a common misconception.

Bob here is a thread which flushed out many misconceptions of CFD's from a little while back.