The plan I'm pondering is fix and flip and some BRRRR mixed in.

Maybe I'm getting mixed up on terminology?

Trailer parks are a weird mix, because people own the building but rent the land.

Turns out, it is hard to refinance a mixed use property in upstate NY!

The 8-20 units are sort of a mixed bag, with some going to residential agents and going on MLS, and others going into more commercial brokerages (Loopnet (listing service not brokerage, CBRE, Cushman, Colliers, Newmark).  

For first year definitely a mix because there are signed leases in half of the units. 

@Matthew GentileWe work with clients that chose both as a mix in the Reno, NV area. 

My plan is to move in to one while I work on other parcels attached, then develop the 2 residential lots for multifamily and/or STRs.This has stumped several lenders who have told me "we don't do commercial, mixed use, etc" I am at the point where I may need to pass because I can't seem to find a lender able to work on it. 

My background is custom residential, everything from large single family residences to more compact 2-4 unit projects. 50/50 mix between end-user projects and spec homes.

It is a mix of both plus too many evictions with tenants in NLR neighborhoods have costed me a lot in recent year.