If you boil your question down to the basics, it is asking - "Would you be ok with buying a property that only gives you 1/2 of the revenue streams available to an optimal property that both cash-flows and appreciates?"

I have transferred multiple times in/out of an LLC, so long as there are certain things that remain constant (EG the majority controlling interest in the LLC to the current ownership interest) I know that I have the exemptions that cover me. 

Needless to say, It is a constant battle picking-up leaves, sticks, and twigs.The tenants do not speak English and have created issues in the past with caused by raising chickens, large tropical birds, pot belly pigs, etc,.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Mixed-use developments and spaces that can easily transition between commercial, residential, and retail uses are gaining traction.Key Takeaways:Design spaces with adaptability in mind to accommodate different tenants and uses.Consider mixed-use developments to diversify income streams and reduce vacancy risks.Strengthening Tenant RelationshipsBuilding strong relationships with tenants can lead to higher retention rates and stable income.

I am not sold on it but while reading Brandon Turner's books he is constantly using the phrase "think 'how can I do this,' not 'I can't do this.'" 

Getting into real live action (not meta) will connect you to your next real partners, and new stream of income strategies.

It's imperative that these 3 parties stay in constant and clear communication with each other so that the ball isn't dropped. 

Are they a year round revenue stream or more geared towards vacation rental metrics.Any insights hints and advice would be welcome.Is there an RV parks forum on here.

I do not have an answer to that question, though as a landlord those VA's annoy the you know what out of me constantly...That said, I am an end buyer once you get those houses under contract!