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RSM Obviously
Both are awesome, but I would take RSM.
The power gap between it and rinnegan is too vast
Rinnegan.
RSM can be overused and then disappear :bdpf:
Both would be epic and equally as powerful against a similar opponent, but I'd much rather have the Rinnegan.
1. You can't talk about having the Rinnegan without having Six Paths chakra that comes with it. And a highly matured Six Paths Yin chakra gives the user the physical attributes close to RSM level and ninjutsu power rivaling RSM level. So that factor alone parallels RSM (You don't even have to use Rinnegan's power)
2. On top of that, Rinnegan has a versatile set of extremely powerful techniques which alone can be catastrophic in action. This combined with the power advancements of Six Paths chakra are simply dope and unbeatable.
3. If you learn Sage Mode, you can combine it with Six Yin Paths chakra to attain RSM (albeit a weaker version). But you can't replicate the same with RSM. You can't get a Rinnegan, not even a weak version.
Clearly Rinnegan is the superior tool here.
#3 of your post is wrong DH. Having Hagoromo's yin chakra & then adding Sage Mode on top of it, would not equal RSM or a weaker form as you said. The user would just be in SM. As their chakra was mixed with Natural energy to create senjutsu. Rikudo senjutsu as seen in the manga can only be obtained via being a JJ, or acquiring Rikudo's yang chakra. It's different entirely as the users of Rikudo senjutsu do no need to gather Natural energy to enter it's state.
RSM can only be attained by the Sage.
You can make/steal rinnegan pretty damn easily if you have RSM.