Don't cheap out on this.

A successful BRRRR without the tailwind of market appreciation during the renovation period is really, really hard unless you have cash to buy a place that does not qualify for conventional financing, ways to source off market deals with some real issues that you don't mind taking on, and/or access to a crew or cheap labor (could be DIY).

I live in California and things are not cheap around here.

I was actually TOO CHEAP to pay rent so just figured I should buy a place. 

Found a buildable lot in a gated resort community  seller is just wanting to get rid of after 13 years (seller is older and not using amenities any longer)   Lots are cheap, couple grand   Seller only used it for owners rights to play golf, pools, tennis etcWould cost me closing costs, $50 month hoa, $50 year taxesIs there a market for something like this? 

Now taxes are cheap in SC compared to most places, so it's not a big issue that I run into.

You want to keep paying cheap rent but get an A-class rental in exchange.

We're not a "cheap" market, but for a good reason.

Maybe look for a campground or mobile home park that has some of that infrastructure in place where it will be relatively cheap to add the geodomes?

I'd also offer that the willingness to invest in an industry-standard (albeit not cheap) software like Voyager is the sign of a high-quality property management company.