Since my strategy would definitely involve house hacking, I was thinking about house hacking with a mixed-use property.It could be interesting to evaluate as a strategy, but only if I can access financing with a low downpayment.How would that work from a financing standpoint? 

My wife and I work full time jobs, so dealing with tenants is a low priority. 

.: I would highly suggest buying an existing community, it is almost always easier and more profitable unless you know what you're doing. logan the issue on the West coast is parks are treated like investment grade props and sell at a very low cap rate even in this interest rate environment. 

@Charles AdamsBuy your first 10 in your personal name to get low interest rates.

I was just wondering if I would be able to get a solid deal considering my credit score is only 680 (I'm 18) and low amount of capital.

The property has a pretty low interest rate with a 15 year land loan.

It really depends on the area and type of property, as in many neighborhoods people would prefer a bigger yard over a pool that they have to pay maintenance for. 

It pays the taxes, the water and sewer, and the cost to heat the property while leaving some for maintenance.

In my area, decent tile setters are $20-25 per sf for wall tile, so your price seems about right, even a bit low, for a standard tub surround.

Don't forget to factor in any shared expenses for the common areas, like maintenance or utilities, to get a more accurate picture.