Not sure if that’s the reason in your area but one reason people don’t like investors is the rapid gentrification of an area which alters the local culture and makes it unaffordable for the folks who grew up there/lived there for generations to stay.

I love camping and have a small RV so this is appealing to me but they do depreciate rapidly.

And they should alter the LTV ratio, unless if business sentiment is rapidly improving. 

I'm investing in Grand Rapids.

If rapid and unforced appreciation is also what you are looking at, they have areas for that as well. 

My approach combines asset acquisition and rapid debt pay down.

@Julie MarquezThis service member may think he is going to deploy, but things can change rapidly.

I bought my first duplex at a great price as an FHA, lived in it for several years while it appreciated rapidly.

I'm in Coon Rapids.

Luckily being in Southern California my property is increasing in value at a pretty rapid rate so Im assuming a HELOC in 6-9 months from now might be a good strategy.