Hi Justin - We own a year round RV Park in SC... very similar concept except the seasonality... feel free to PM me if you want to chat.

:It's not really clear what your total situation is, but in general terms you should have the total arsenal in your back pack.

INNAGO - This user-friendly platform is packed with fantastic features, ranging from marketing and tenant screening to payment processing, maintenance work orders, and much more!

These all-in-one units were originally designed for the RV industry, but they do great when you're pinched for space!

Welcome packs (snacks, drinks, gift) are common in the hospitality industry.

Yes, QuickBooks Online for owner-level books + your PM’s Buildium for tenant/operations is the best combo.QBO structure: use Locations = each property; Classes = Owner vs PM activity.Chart of accounts mapping: mirror Buildium’s categories (rent, repairs, utilities, fees) so imports line up 1:1.Monthly workflow: export Buildium GL/owner statement → import to QBO (journal or detail) and tag to the right Location.Keep these in QBO (not Buildium): mortgages/escrows, insurance, pre-PM repairs, licenses, mailbox/RA, general overhead.Bank feeds & rules: auto-tag recurring spends; reconcile monthly.Outputs for lenders/accountant: P&L by Property (Location), Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Debt Schedule, and a Schedule-E pack.

Asks to meet with me, and the seller, so my curiosity is peakedTurns out the subject property is an RV park, located in the county I live in.

On the other side of the spectrum, I've had clients who insisted on saving $10k on furniture up front and, what do you know, they waded through the middle of the pack on Airbnb for years. 

I have a 3/2 in Phoenix, AZ, with a pool, RV parking, and an attached shop addition that could easily be converted to an ADU.

I don’t own any RV parks but I’d have to guess the biggest challenge is that all your tenants live in an RV park  Got to be a worse crowd than a MH park.I visited someone living in a RV park once to pickup something and it was rough.