Long story short, we have gone through 2 pms and I think I am ready to just self-manage. 

Son and daughter manage the properties.

If you need the interest only payment period to get a property stabilized, that is pretty typical in bridge loans for larger multifamily properties, but that is going into the property with the expectation you are going to be doing some substantial work to increase the cash flows accordingly, versus buying a property that has been relatively well taken care of and good property management in place.

I have read a ton of the posts on here to pick up some recommendations and advice for managing class C/D properties but always open to more wisdom from my fellow investors!

In that case, I would lose my original option fee, money put into repairs, and any work/time I put into the property or managing tenants.

I honestly don't know the demands in the current market  SFR on the other hand, I can do an entry level home with an attractive price point on both lots,  New duplexes near this area in are bringing $1,500 + that I'm aware of. 

Additionally, evaluating your finances, searching for properties that meet Section 8 requirements, negotiating with sellers, preparing for Section 8 inspections, applying for Section 8 approval, and effectively managing your property are all crucial steps.

I'm particularly interested in areas that haven't yet experienced a real estate boom but are on the cusp of growth.Additionally, I'm looking at options for managing these properties.

Also is OCF managing your class A rentals?

My suggestion would be to call the park manager, and tell them what you are attempting to do.