I was looking at Air BnB but I am not sure if my property would be profitable. 

If there was a dry cleaner operating there in the past, for example, you could be on the hook for environmental stuff, to give one quick example.#3: Definitely expect insurance to keep climbing, especially for Tampa.

Tenant moved out 3 days after discovery into air-bnb that was 3 times rent and expected us to pay.

This way your offer looks cleaner and you accomplish the same thing. 

I’m active duty Air Force retiring next year.A great way to start is using your VA loan.

I have a good HVAC/plumber and an electrician (that I rarely have to use), in addition to a good carpet cleaner. 

Also includes all appliances except clothes washer & dryer on both sides as well as air conditioners/furnace as you'd expect. 

He wants to then park his RV and them Air BnB it out. 

Are you planning on going the Air B & B route?  

Do you have forced air heat with ducting?