I find new investors often struggle with keeping emotions out of the deal.

You also have the options of the 2 + 1 which is a 2F with a boarder unit that an owner can live in, but likely can't rent after you leave so it's only a temporary solution depending on how stringent the municipality is.Your VA gives you lots of options, but you won't cash flow if you use at 0 percent down because rates are too high.

I have been trying to sell the property my wife and I built (1 main house, 5 tiny homes, goat farm/glamping experience). But it's not selling, even while we offer seller financing. Is our price point too high? I would...

This has affected me on an emotional level far deeper than it has economically. 

All in all - owning a place to rent to other people is a business, and business decisions need to be made based on that cold hard facts and not on an emotional basis, unless someone wants to quickly go out of business.

Many agents offer a temporary agreement (Zillow uses 7 days) for a few showings or a single property, so you can test the relationship without a long-term commitment.

.- KarlHi Karl, see if you can work out a temporary payment plan or partial rent arrangement.

Brandon Turner here on BP has written a few good books to help.Lessons Learned:  Never let your emotions get in the way. 

Without population growth, your rental income will lag behind inflation, requiring you to find additional sources of income.How long your rental income lasts depends on the job growth in the investment city.Non-government jobs are inherently temporary.

Self management works if you are local and can separate emotion from business.