There is a park manager that would live on-site to maintain the park and is willing to stay on and help expansion if necessary.Half of our team is not sure that we should purchase since it is in a small city with little plan for growth.

Have you done a member search on this site for attorneys @Cheryl Wilson?

If that fails look for the funeral home web site and see if they have any info.  

If you don't you could end up 60 days down the road and lose the property to a faster Buyer.If there is truly no income then you have to buy the property wholesale...you will need bridge funding either private money, hard money, or a bank that does bridge financing. 

It’s my very first purchase ever and i could risk losing both opportunities, so I guess I am looking for moral support from the community.

You said there is no appreciation in site, I think it would be better to find a multi family in the "path of progress" or even in a better area that will be stable, with potential upside, as opposed to this deal that seems mostly negative.  

I’ve found a few good articles on Bigger Pockets – but honestly it seems like there is way too much information on this site to shift through6.

This is the only complex which is losing money.

I am new to actively engaging the site.

FOUND SOLUTIONS:1 - This looked relatively inexpensive, but requires a window in the basement (which may not be present), and is very much DIY:https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2008/09/10/a-dehu...I found 2 - 5 on the following site:  https://www.hunker.com/12002792/how-to-dehumidify-...2 - Placing Charcoal bricks around the basement3 - Filling a bin with rock salt and drilling a few holes allowing for water to drain4 - Buying desiccant's and placing those around the basement5 - Running an electric heater, set no higher than 95 degrees.I really like option 1... but if my basement doesn't have a window, it won't work...