Who are the experienced house-hackers out there? 

Most experienced bankers would be very hesitant to give large loans to novice investors anyway, especially in the commercial space.

The other three you can resolve with an experienced agent or partner, a deed of trust/mortgage, and a good system in place where they have access to everything related to the property (I use google drive). 

I'm looking for a patient ally to help me invest in a multi-family property.I'm open to commercial-level properties and have an intermediate understanding of the dynamics of commercial vs. residential.I'd like to have a Skype conversation with a more experienced investor who is willing to help me work out some kinks in my plans and shed some light on my market.For those who would prefer to reply here, I'll go ahead and state my goals:GOALS:1.

I am the friend he is referencing 🙂 I am in need of someone experienced in FHA & 203k loans who can lend me some advice and point me in the right direction

Can you experienced investors please critique my work?

Reason is for an end buyer most likely they arent going to flip, everything has to be perfect for them to make a decent profit no wiggle room for price reduction if needed. 10k equity to an experienced investor isnt much.

I am very mixed with what my next steps should be, the property is a 3 hour flight from me so it is not crazy far, but I wouldn't be able to manage it on my own and would of course need a property manager.I'd love to hear from everyone to see what more experienced real estate individuals think.

Engineering - you'll need an engineer to lay it all out and help with permitsMaterials and Construction costs will varyUp North - winters can cause delays - will this be a seasonal park?

(no, I am not a lawyer -  just an experienced HOA manager) @Phil Glantz is correct - if you buy in a covenant protected community then be prepared to follow the rules as written.