Now none of this is technically your problem but you became responsible when you bought the place. 

Look at other platforms such as Craigslist or FB.Also consider doing mother in law suite or ADU which is technically still single family but has benefits of duplex

If it is an LLC and you have no personal loans or guarantees backing the loans in the LLC, it technically shouldn't affect your personal finances.

I guess technically since it's sold, it would no longer be a deal to worry about right?

We had one month free technically.

And if you are going to rent it, you technically have to move it off of a standard VA purchase loan, to a VA IRRRL loan which only requires that you have owner occupied it for at least 1 year at some point in the past, and it allows the home to be a rental, where the standard VA loan wont allow that.With the move date coming up this July, how do you account for the 1 year requirement if you buy in NC?

I believe I will still be able to use the loss from purchase of unit to offset rental income from rental property- unless it not being on a foundation is something I missed in the IRS code for a technical rental unit??

Meaning you no longer technically have a vacation home.

Yes,  a 4 plex is considered a residential property but this deal has a house on the same parcel which makes it a 5 plex technically.

I started an LLC for the Rental property about 6 months ago but technically have not done anything with it (filed taxes or started a business account with its EIN) because I feel like there is a smarter way to structure these different types of income after doing a little more research.