When you're weighing investment options, think about things like employment growth, rental needs, empty property rates, and property taxes.

If from a prior employer you can move them.

It's advisable to research US real estate markets that align with your investment objectives, taking into account factors like employment growth, demographic trends, rental demand, and property values.

I am currently employed but making only 30k as in new york that is nothing, but i do have 30k saved in which i was looking to take some of this money and starting my real estate journey.

The big differences are that RV parks are typically amenity rich which requires more overhead, can be seasonal in nature (but not always), require a nearby destination to work well (as opposed to employers), and use values that are typically 2 points higher in cap rate.

The "Owner Information" listed my name and age correctly, but it listed a job that I had 20 years ago as my current employer.2.

You are in a good position in terms of employment, assets and current living status.

As long as you can verify a 2-year history of work/employment in general - then any new source of income can be used.

The lenders I've been talking with don't know if its possible just because I've been doing self employed work for only a year now and they want two, I've thought about a DSCR loan but I don't want to commit mortgage fraud.

The answer depends upon where the property is at (local regulations and political headwinds), interest rates, unemployment-employment, household debt levels and consumer confidence, cost of getting there (airfare, gasoline prices, etc), cost of running the STR etc.