RV resorts are the problem! Do you need the amenities that the resorts offer? You only need a spot that has water, electric and sewer. Forget the resorts and find a small campground.
If you are meeting with the president of the company, ask about temporary housing, campgrounds, apartments, etc. He/She may be able to help you or at least put you in contact with someone who can.
If you are set to get a camper, don't go with something so small you will be getting in your own way - get something about 20' at a minimum. You will want to have a few conveniences and if it's so small, you will not be comfortable in the long-term. Also, don't buy new. You will not be able to get your $$ back in two years, probably 75% or less. If you purchase a 3-4 year old well cared for RV, you will be able to get back 85-90% of the amount you paid for it after two years.
Don't get so set in what you THINK would work, but keep your options open for any type of housing and GOOD LUCK with the interview and finding a temporary housing opportunity.
