You can hire an agent just to show and be a body if they are willing, While its not perfect, ChatGPT is a great tool to ask initial questions and get a launching pad (always verify what it tells you)  - @Drew Sygit - Good point about getting someone to help you with screening if they dont have any "skin in the game" so to speak.

That is your best bet to ensure it is watered regularly. 

Along with connecting with governing body to confirm zoning and preliminary site plan. 

Regular property managers for single houses and condos may not be willing to take them.I don't want to self manage either.Do the tenants have a higher rate of default than condos and single homes?

My thought is, hopefully, I can get something a little nicer or slightly cheaper by being a 20 to 30 minute drive to Bodie island.

Due to it having section 8 tenants it needs to be regularly inspected and it just passed another inspection yesterday.

While it might be possible to find a local banker willing to work with you, but in my experience over the last 8 years it is much better to work with the expert such as @Kreighton Reed who does it on regular basis.

@Hunter Beckstrom Although I prefer multi family due to scalability and economies of scale I still regularly look at and run numbers single families.

Even though it's been standing for 30 yrs or so, it's one major flood or major erosion event from some major structural failure in my opinion, especially being so close to a body of water.

The lakes region benefits from some of the nicest bodies of water in New England as well as close proximity to some excellent skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and other winter activities.