As @Nathan G. stated, you're also greatly reducing your candidate pool.

To find a web developer look in your own backyard...then Go with your business card and play the game..."

As soon as you move up to a multi family your pool of buyers shrinks as most buyers just want their own home and don't want to be landlords.

A campground is a full working business with employees , equipment , pools etc .

(trying to keep backyard)3.

I did a curb appeal mockup for you (but I think it's more than curb appeal), If you have for instance a proper class C apartment complex competing with you, the layout will be more home-like vs. this house cut into two parts with less than desirable floor plans.People don't pay Cadillac prices for a Pinto, but a fixed up Pinto will bring more than one with dents in it.On the plus side, it's clean, the neighborhood looks great, I like the backyard as a feature, I like the garage as a feature, I like the "STORM Cellar" as a feature re Tornadoes which apartments do not have, and it looks like at least one unit is ready for washer and dryer inside the unit, which apartments sometimes do not have.You may have to do more to the interior to close renters on the place if you can't do it as is (spend $$$).Here's a curb appeal mockup, I just chose a paint color at random, but white might work better in the neighborhood.I doubt just curb appeal will make it the most desirable rental in the area though, but it's some food for thought.I like this house, it has potential.Right click open in a new tab makes it bigger. 

Infrastructure: Community infrastructure is complete.Amenities: Boat ramp, pool, tennis courts, and day dock.

It's almost more like an apartment with a backyard than a house.

You'll have the largest pool to choose from.

You'll find an excellent pool of tenants along with some semi-affordable housing options.