In short, I don't see any benefit from the lender's perspective to do such a thing.  

But the cost of the month's rent loss plus eviction outweighs the benefit in my mind.

So if airbnb is doing all the automated messaging and you are NOT on other platforms (VRBO, Booking.com) then I don't know that YourPorter is a lot of benefit to you.  

Although the pay, benefits and pensions are all amazing, I do not want to be in the field until I'm 65 and miserable.

Separately, many argue that loose monetary policy actually benefits asset owners...low rates, booming asset prices (stock market and real estate), and inflation.Forget about the left and right and focus down the middle on what you can control...keep gobbling up those tax deferred, cash flow monsters!

I want to be able to support my family well and provide lasting benefits to my spouse and 4 children so they never have to worry about money.One of my favorite speakers was Zig Ziglar and my favorite quote of his was "You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want".  

You could defer any portion that is capital gains and get some long-term tax benefits by investing in Opportunity Zones. 

It’s one of those things you where keeping your stuff separate benefits you in the long run.

With the property losing money at that occupancy - which could be normal for the park, I don't think the benefit outweighs the risk - at best you're only bringing in another $5600/mo but with my estimates on RV parks, your expenses will eat that up pretty quick.  

I hired a coach year 2-3 and that was of huge benefit but also cost a lot of dough for someone not making much money.