Currently I'm working as a project manager in a real estate development company in Flushing, NY on a 200-room hotel development project.

Has anyone every developed additional spaces in a mobile home park?

I’ve developed priceless relationships which started with a simple hello.

With the large Mixed Used Developments going in in Round Rock and the surrounding areas, the High Tech companies coming in, the schools ratings, I believe RR is still a great place to invest.

Real estate isn't going anywhere, don't let this type of hype make you pull the trigger on something you're not 100% sure is right for you.As you learn more you'll likely develop your own list of things to look for, vibes to pay attention to.

It's clear to me the tenant is testing you or developed financial issues.

Definitely speak with key non-recourse lenders like First Western Federal Savings or North American Savings bank about their programs before developing a strategy. 

@Erik Whiting  I get the U cant eat equity.. rationale.. but there are other uses for equity that are not really talked about on BP simply becasue 95% of the folks here are in one asset class rental houses or units.In other real estate endevours equity is a critical part to enable one to take down different types of debt IE construction and development loans.  

Being in the tech space, maybe you want to find a way to blend the two, like others have with different products they've developed and brought to the market.Maybe you'd like to invest passively in real estate, there are a ton of platforms/services/sponsors for that.Then of course there are the more traditional active investing paths like self storage, multifamily, mobile home parks, office, warehouse, parking lots, raw land, the list goes on and on.I recommend researching the different strategies here on BP to figure out which is best for you.

Develop some metrics that make sense for you.