The thing about partnerships are they are never 50-50, but everyone has to pretend they are and both parties thinks they are the one providing 60%+ percent of the effort/results.

Besides the fact that the drive to Disney is brutal, that community in itself has had MAJOR issues with safety and parties over COVID.

This part is where strategy kicks in.

The hard part is getting customers, but if you want it bad enough (and I hope you do given the situation), you'll do the hard work of skip tracing and cold calling property owners.

I’ve never charged for an application, I use 3rd party, such as apartments.com.

Is the section 8 renter profile similar to the other interested parties? 

Further to add on to this I was mailed out a check for my previously owed rent from one unit and check was drafted Sept 1, 2018 I received it last week and when I deposited I get an alert from my bank as well as a call that the check is no good as the party doesn't have funds in it and my bank can only try again to cash the check again on October 1, 2018.

As long as you don't own more than 50% of the LLC you are not a related party and this could work.  

A prudent step for sellers prior to listing would be to verify with their lender whether the mortgage note is assumable (transferrable) to a new party.

Consulting with a tax professional can provide tailored advice to navigate the tax implications of this arrangement, ensuring both parties understand their reporting responsibilities and maximize tax efficiency within the tenants-in-common framework.Hope this helps!