While there is truth to that in certain regards, it's tough to do that in syndication because there are strict rules and regulations that must be followed when raising capital.

I would start with calling your county and seeing what the rules and regulations are for starting/running a campground on your property.

Remember, the short term rental market is in a different industry from real estate (and regulated by another entity in Florida).

Umm, they have banking regulations that require lenders to follow rules regarding who/what/how they lend to people. 

What are your thoughts on the recent regulation "crackdowns" in the area?

Just be careful because some cities have regulations with room rentals. 

Be careful in Georgia there is NO state licensing or regulation on home inspectors, this mean any body can claim to be an inspector. it should be between 200 to 400 depending on the size, age, and other factors.Let me know if you have any other questions.

We have been speaking with an attorney who specialized in syndications - definitely don't want to do anything against SEC regulations.  

Some areas of law are so pervasively regulated by federal law, that federal statutes supersede state law and local statues only apply where federal law is silent or, maybe, completely local (federal preemption).

If the residents are not willing to pay the new amount for lot rent and/or not following the rules and regulations of the park, then yes there is a reason to take them to court and pursue an eviction.