Just to let you know, I saw a house sell here on waterfront for $179,000, and that included an attached garage and a 3 car detached garage in one of the better school districts.  

Tuesday, December 15, 2015 by Elizabeth Pagano - Austin MonitorLast week’s City Council meeting ended on a high note when a once-contentious rezoning for an East Side mobile home park found agreement and praise from all sides.Council Member Greg Casar summed it up, saying, “This is how you negotiate a zoning case.”The case found a happy resolution that extended beyond the District 2 parcel.

School districts affect resale, taxes erode profits, and as @Derrick Dill highlighted, association fees can really impact your ROI (model out the numbers to see for yourself) and house hacking is a good strategy as it contemporaneously affords you somewhere to live and allows you to invest.  

Job growth in 2017 is expected to reach .7% or 4200 new jobs added.3.Massive infrastructure and revitalization efforts are transforming Oklahoma City into a vibrant world-class destination and place to live.Downtown Oklahoma City is exploding into one of the fastest-growing entertainment districts in the region.

I would send an inquiry to the appraisal district and see if they have a mechanism in place for tracking /identifying what property is a multi unit property ( along with the number of units).

But I have had a property that was in a commercial area and the city wanted to make an eminent domain District and at the time I did not like the idea.

@John West...you can run it both ways, you can name the park if you have permission maybe...or just name the city with some general pictures of homes that look similar to what is in the park or what you'll be bringing in.It depends on the market and the park, you want the ad to be accurate as possible to what you are going to bringing in and truest representation of the homes in the park...unless a senior only park, or 1 bedroom trailers....a family is going to look for the best school district for their kids..so be sure to name that as well..unless a truely bad school district.Mobile home park residents still look for everything that a single family renter looks for as well in a market for their kids.

I know a few people doing work in specific neighborhoods in the incline district and some areas of OTR, they are slowly moving in that direction almost on a street by street basis.

Downtown has been the largest development so far, but it's reached out to Midtown, New Center, University District, Bagley, Indian Village, etc..

If not the first place I would start is with your local county tax assessor and/or appraisal district.