You could explore another government style loan on the other properties, like Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, but they would also be 1 loan per property.  15% down minimum though on a single family home. 

Automate pricing, check in/out, find a reputable cleaner and handyman.

Kurt's company Chroma Property Management has a good reputation in the area so don't discount his recommendation. 

Explore and expand your network.

Seller did indicate that there is an interest in a cash for keys situation but don't want to explore that if we are both reasonable parties. 

You can find other oceanfront condo complexes in North Myrtle or Surfside City that are not "condotels" that might be worth exploring, but you will still have the HOA to deal with.

If you can convince a reputable and active commercial broker that you know your stuff and are committed to investing in the area, then the loan officers should be easy.

On the buy side, find an agent that will do a commission rebate or negotiate a discount directly with the seller agent if you are not represented (no commission to pay to a buyer agent).Use transaction coordinators to help you with the paperwork (~$450, depending on the area).Also consider what your time is worth and factor that into the cost of getting and keeping a license.I will certainly explore this option.  

I hope to be an active member on these forums and build a strong reputation for myself.Thanks in advance 

While we won't give up, I am wanting to explore the option of purchasing land to build multiple glamp sites, small structures and eventually a small site built home (I know this can take TIME).