Use your owner-occupant financing to your advantage (lower rates/higher leverage) since you’re living in one unit.

I'd suggest you do a live in BRRRR on a multifamily if you are able, that's the absolute best way to get going with the lowest risk and highest COC ROI. 

Hey Jason, I would strongly advise against buying a property with a friend that you intend to live in.

I don’t own any RV parks but I’d have to guess the biggest challenge is that all your tenants live in an RV park  Got to be a worse crowd than a MH park.I visited someone living in a RV park once to pickup something and it was rough.

The only thing I would say here is, like @Peter W. said, I'd pick where you want to live, and then invest there. 

Its like saying" I am going to go to the police because my drug dealer ripped me off " !!

I delayed more than $60k in taxes even though I live in a state with no state income tax or it could have been closer to $90kMy TOTAL additional cost was $700 give or take.

Since your market is expensive, your idea of living in the property, fixing it up, then pulling equity is a great “live-in BRRRR” approach.Single vs.

I also see they tend to live in the property tougher than many tenants. 

I live in Reno and watch the market daily.