Quote from @Josh Gold: Don't get involved in personal drama.

Specifically on “You're worried about management, but you haven't even bought a house yet.”You may disagree, but a number of guests on the BP Podcast of late have strongly stressed that they wished they had focused on building a team / being more high level focused right from the beginning.

We've seen it time and again and it only leads to folks living in some horrible, low income apartments or rental homes instead of allowing folks, who fully choose to live in RVs and manufactured home a safe, affordable Park to live in.It also makes prices on existing Park prices go up and many deteriorate b/c they know their guests have no other choice.   

We’re not as worried about the structures as we are the safety of our guests, how to handle flooding situations as a host, and liability purposes.

Many nuances are ahead of us such as a potential LLC, real estate professional status, cost segregation, etc.

It great that you have four properties and have done research to explore possible solutions.We are all work in progress.Listening to other successful investor stories, helpsLearning to "embrace" rather than to" avoid" is the way to go in networking, being "successful", real estate investing in general.Sheldon Adelson, billionaire, Las Vegas Sands owner, said "change the status quo....do things the way other people don't do them...then you'll be successful"Doing things the way other people dont do them, makes us contrarian.....but holding steadfast to sound investment criteria as Warren Buffet suggest (calm temperament) gets us through to success

The guests disconnected wifi, so we contacted guests for it and no response.

I don't know your family status, but if you can get a small multifamily property with you VA loan and house hack the other units could be financially advantageous. 

That's gold, I'm using that!!!

If you don't plan on managing the rental yourself (i.e. changing the rooms between guests, sweeping, vacuuming, washing dishes, laundering the sheets and towels, etc.), then you'll need to budget for a property manager.