I am currently moving out of my first home to my second taking $80k in equity keeping my first spot as a rental. 

Some have more than $1 million in equity while others have less.4.

I will have about $100k in equity at that point putting my LTV at about 74%.

Right now you have 150k in equity that is getting you a negative return because you are spending money in interest every month and not making any.

When rules are not consistently applied, it can create a sense of unfairness and inequality, leading to resentment and conflict among community members.

Just know that any buyer is going to need to make up that difference in equity. 

The long term investment offers more investor friendly options like faster appreciation in equity, easier to take cash out and finance.You also do not have to worry about having to all of a sudden lose cash flow due to an increased lot fee or restriction in any way to you or your renter due to park rules/regulations.

You still have high leverage which means your 70k in equity generates ~25% returns over the next two years assuming moderate appreciate (~5%) approximately 7% in cash flow and 17% in gained equity (mortgage pay down and appreciation). 

(Principle*Rate/12) You want about $2,600 a year in "equity" So another $216 a month.

But, I have about 100k in equity in it and am wondering, should I sell and put capital in my pocket?