Worst case scenario check in with @Joseph Chiofalo he just helped a client with niche investor that has no ratio requirement and the unit can be vacant.

Only in the last 3-4 months has he said he's seen some light at the end of the tunnel and they're starting to see minor insurance premium relief on properties, but it's for the best of the best assets (New construction, concrete block, 250+ units, etc).

Some parks allow rentals while others only allow homeowner occupied units. 

The inspection itself may take a few days before they do it as they likely have several vacancies at the same time as well as people moving in to other units.

I have a contract on a studio unit in Trump Tower, Las Vegas.

She'd have one tenant, wouldn't need to live on the property with tenant. 2) She could house hack it into two units.

I have a contract on a studio unit in Trump Tower, Las Vegas.

I am involved with overpaying on a 114 unit apartment project that we are closing on that I should be able to build in 90 days.

(Max vacated rents - your monthly mortgage payment) = +/- net cashflow.On the other hand, you could also look into multifamily units where you can live one of the unit and rent out the other vacant units with as little as 5% down payment.

I am purchasing a 20 unit building in socal.