I am planning on splitting the utilities so that I wouldnt have to pay for them. 

So far, a part of my plan is to utilize my VA loan or an FHA loan to secure my first (small) multi-family home to buy and hold here on Oahu. 

The mobile homes and the lots are owned by the park.Gross monthly income is $2,070/monthOwner pays:-Trash is $64/ month-Water is $200/month-Tax is $25/monthTenants pay their own utilities, electricity and gasSelling because it has a lot of equity in it$84,000 with option of seller financingRent ranges from $275 through $575/monthOwner charges a lady who has lived on the park for 7 years the lowest rent of $275/monthCity sewage and city waterAny and all advice on this deal would be greatly appreciated.

If anyone knows someone in the multi-family/apartment building industry, please leave me their contact.

@Huiping Sheng  - if landlord is responsible for utilities, you certainly want to see the utility bills.

Like in this property of about $45k gross annual rental income, utilities would be about $5k.

You will learn a lot of the do's and don'ts BEFORE you own a property which would be of great benefit.Then, when you are old enough get your RE License and do that.. even part time.Follow a path like that and by the time you are 25 you will have tons of great industry experience and be well on your way to success. 

Is there a single industry/center in the area that drives jobs?

But I will be covering utilities since I'll put them in my name and will keep account of future CapEx, vacancy, etc.

I am already having them put vinyl planking in all the floors including the bedroom and both houses have separate utilities.