I am not financially capable of continuing to throw money into this home and I don't know how I can somehow make this property beneficial.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires most small businesses to report the personal information of the beneficial owner's to a special unit of the U.S.

I think it would be beneficial to research the local market and buyer demographics.

I think focusing on a BRRR (either SFH or MH) would be beneficial for your next deal.

There are companies that are vertically integrated that can walk you from start to finish with the investment so naturally the interests will be mutually aligned.

There seems to be three lines of thinking (they are not mutually exclusive) about how to make better than risk adjusted returns in real estate investing.1. buy and hold while price appreciation, FUTURE cash flow, and loan amortization increase the investors wealth2. market timing - load up during market recessions, liquidate during market booms3.

DSCR loans are not mutually exclusive to the BRRRR strategy.

If it is in a highly desirable STR area (the beaches, Riverside etc) it may be beneficial to sell it furnished.

Although rarely is it useful or beneficial to utilize (finance) that much additional principal and/or interest. 

I can offer an attractive interest rate for my borrower that we are both happy with, and zero points to originate the loan - also beneficial for the buyer.