The house was offered "AS-IS" and we're buying with cash.After the AO, it was disclosed to us that a "Paper-Road" runs through the property and is the responsibility of the homeowner to maintain this parcel, which is about 25 feet worth of side yard.  

The parks that simply rent the lots to homeowners and do not maintain the homes lead to much fewer maintenance and management costs than apartment or single family home investments.

If you are maintaining your own investors list, you can send out an email to all of them.

You need to maintain a comfortable cushion in order to cover your inevitable vacancy, maintenance and unforeseen expenses.

If you have more than a unit or two, Excel becomes too cumbersome to maintain. 

I maintain the asset and pushed up rents.  

I do this because I manage and maintain all my own properties at this time.

Would it be best to maintain the personal account for that other cabin and continue paying bills as we have, and then just have the LLC take a property management fee each month?  

If the tenants take care of both and the property is well maintained, I would consider it.I look at Mortgage, Insurance, Taxes,  Management (10%), Vacancy (5% varies), Maintenance (10%?). 

My labor costs are minimal in rehabbing/maintaining and managing our rental properies and the returns are awesome.