Secondarily, it would provide me with access to funds to increase my flexibility on deals and not have to use my HELOC.

Another important factor to consider is the cash you have available to work with or cash you have access to because the RV parks  and mobile home parks if done right are quiet cash intensive compared to rental property.

Although this person likely has the access to the capital my business sorely needs, I am moving on and continuing my search.

If you have access to a billion dollars, it wouldn't take long to get 10,000 units. https://www.bloomberg.com/news...

I would price out the construction costs on both intentions and then make a decision and consider the maintenance costs of either type if you plan on keeping it long term.Its location and demand in that area should effect your decision too as well as site accessibility,  land research, the land contour plus how you might use any extra space or the current zoning allowance or the utilities that exist.

Lots of "cash buyers" have several partners and can not access the cash as quickly as a regular, real cash buyer.

I own a 10 unit building which has 3 separate entrances/common areas with have mailboxes, stairwell, etc.  Two entrances have 4 units each and the 3rd entrance is for the 2 smaller apartments.  It's also on a somewhat...

We have profited numerous 6 figure incomes strictly off of having the license and that does not take into consideration the value the MLS access brings us as well as the opportunities with other agents (referral fees for one).

I have my eye on multiple deals and cant seem to access my equity.

Also, I work for a company that helps investors and business owners access unsecured lines of credit.