Depending on what the fixes are, and how labor intensive or expensive they are, if I found myself in this situation I would pick and chose the "repairs" as to what I consider part of my obligation under the lease.

Campgrounds are labor intensive .

I've been studying Real Estate Investing intensively for the past year, learning about different strategies and the benefits they offer.

I've never held a basketball, and don't know what a three point shot is, so what would you recommend?

Do your homework up front and see which ones have been around a long time and not "fly by night"  Check reviews (although many times disgruntled tenants will post bad reviews)The reason you pay a property management company is to maximize profit, oversee tenant placement (including intensive screening), rents, maintenance, late letters, leases - how to give notices according to the landlord tenant code where your property (or properties) are located. 

I plan to extend the project to Spring 2024 which would be less resource intensive on my budget and would allow me to sell the home during a more agreeable home buying season.

This is more time-intensive but I believe is a win in the long run.

You do not want to be in any capital intensive deals that have a chance to drag on and on. 

@Dilini Sundaram it really depends on what your goals are, both STR and House Flipping are high time intensive types of investing to get started with.

Next level up: if you buy a property, say a 4 family that is all 2 bed units, you rent out the other three, and bring in a roommate for yours.The thing about real estate is it is capital intensive.