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I would avoid areas with no regulation unless you find a hidden gem.There are still many gems out there specialy in tightly restricted markets.  6 months ago we missed on a property that went up for sale. 

I know there's STR restrictions in LV proper, but since this is part of a resort, I would assume the resort can rent my unit when I'm away?

Its not much of a difference and I would recommend going with 5% down conventional as there's less restrictions when you decide to leave the property and no upfront mortgage insurance. 

And renting may be cheaper if you factor in taxes, insurance, repairs & maintenance, and closing costs on both ends.Buying can be much more profitable, but it can also be very restrictive and emotionally painful. 

If in a park is the park cooperating with the end user, restrictions, raising park rent...Lot of moving parts, but worth a discussion if you wish.Good Investing...

If you have restrictions like we do, I would avoid that headache.

Are there lips where there is a change the height of the surface?

What can you build by right, how hard are the restrictions/zoning to change?  

I'm reading all of the ordinances for each of these Counties/areas but the restrictions are confusing.