This deal will be adding value through expansion of more RV pads and nicer and better amenities and also increased rental rates over time What was the outcome?

I agree with the others, it is likely in a trailer park which will have pad rental and other rules. 

But to your point, due diligence and adding padding around the construction cost when analyzing will effectively reduce the appraisal risk.  

That helps me tell one house apart from another when I'm looking at the pictures later.I like to bring a pad of paper and a pen and make notes that way, even when I have my phone or tablet with me.

Hey all - Recently purchased an ~8-acre piece of land in Florida that is zoned for 30 RV sites with the county, with it currently having 11 sites active with the infrastructure (which is really just electric and sewage (no pads, dirt road, etc.).

There are quite a few general contractors that do new home construction on pad ready lots.

So depending on the age of your building, try to pad your budget for the unforeseen circumstances. 

You have a great launching pad so I don't think it'll matter too much, just don't blow the money on bad deals :)

As simple as putting down a 10 foot circle pad of pavers with a $200 home depot fire pit. 

I've also brainstormed other ways to even further enhance the property's cash flow, such as adding an RV pad.