I'm from down south in Los Angeles (investor and loan officer), and have found great success in going an hour or so outside the city.

It's like politics, if you don't participate in the process, your complaints don't carry as much weight.Lastly, I like to know whether the building is professionally run or self-managed.  

I would not typically handle a commercial building that is office space.  

Ask the broker who their top 5 agents are in each office, and then pick up the phone and call them.  

@Jason Clifford yeah it's for a client for another agent in my office.

Sometimes the tax assessors office gets things wrong.

And so on with the rest of the home.We do these a lot in the Bay Area where local politics make it nearly impossible to build, so our housing stock is mostly ancient. 

I live in Albuquerque, and have an office in Rio Rancho.been doing all sorts of real estate for decades. why don't you reach out to me, lets set a time to sit down, and I can lay out the basics pretty quickly. and we can talk about how quickly you can find and acquire a RV park.

Going to attempt to summarize everything up to this point.Current Stage of construction: FramingWe purchased this lot about 3 years ago for $6000Have built 3 homes in this same neighborhood, this is our 4thTook about 6 months of re-zoning to allow for a variance in the rear of the property so we could maximize the size of the home, mainly to accomadate a master bedroom downstairsLot was vacant, cleared out a few trees and started on the foundation, concrete slabAltered the plan a bit so that the patio faced east instead of north, thus making it open to the patio.Project Description: 2-story home, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1 office, 1 game room/4th bed2808 sqft,  Lot  6,568 sqft        

You should probably contact your local SBA district office to see who can help you with that.