This is especially true when whoever they are selling the business to is weaker or the same strength of guarantee.If it's someone much stronger then obviously do not need both.

cancel your Airbnb account and disconnect your bank account info or close that bank account tied to Airbnb. 

In general I think it's a decent time to get stronger value or a better investment.

High level $200k for a $36k gross return is a low yield..however I think there are a few variables..with 35% down you should be able to get stronger lending terms, if the seller is workable you could entertain a concession towards a rate buy down for lower obligations, possibility to look at shorter duration (ARM) loans if you only intend to own 3-5 years which could also offer a lower rate.

In the Name of Jesus Christ, may He guide you out of this horrid pickle of a mess and get you back on the right footing with a far stronger support team!

My biggest hesitation is tying up this much money in a property.

My money is tied up in finishing a renovations, and I need to keep some reserves in this market.Thanks for the recommendations. 

If there is financing, chances are the seller will need that credit to go buy their next home and is savvy enough not to want to tie up that financing with an unknown 3rd party for the next 28 years. 

Depending on the codes you may have to install tie downs (that might be included in your set up fee from the mover). 

You will want to move the debt from your name to the LLC, tied to the houses.