It is a slightly dated 2 bed room 1 bath 844 square feet mobile home.

Should I buy a bigger multiunit with commercial financing...is buying a mobile home park a better investment than a traditional multiunit...is a commercial property (strip mall, office building, NNN) a better bet...is it time to look at becoming an HML or buying notes rather than dealing with more toilets...start a property management company and take on clients...heck I'm wondering if buying a franchise business outside of RE is something I should look at?

Would it be a good idea to put in mobile homes (assuming that we could get approval from the township), put in storage spaces that could be rented out or to build additional rental/condo units? 

@Brenda WhittakerRV parks are either adjusts to mobile home parks/trailer parks, or stand alone and usually include cabin rental for people without RVs, and campgrounds as a minimal amenity.KOA is a large franchiser in this field, and yet only represents a very small percentage of parks.

Each unit = an individual mobile home.

The couple over at Waffles on Wednesday shared how they made a mobile spending tracker and I use this on my phone every time I make a purchase.

If you have more than 25k or 50k of liquid reserves and are accredited, then you can go right into commercial multifmamily, storage, and even funds that hold things like mobile home parks, assisted living facilities, etc.

I have a mentor in Utah that does rent to own properties and I want to start in the direction.I have read here that a good place to start is mobile homes and talking with the park managers is very beneficial!

Each unit = an individual mobile home.

I would find a mobile home in a park that could be bought for next to nothing that is still in reasonable condition and then I would lease option it for much more.