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. 

A neighbor is a good choice with an added benefit – they can let you know if anything suspicious is happening around the Airbnb rental property.

@Yosef Ajami what would be the benefit, just not having to get and maintain a license?

I have spent the  last few weeks reading heavily into real estate investing and looking at the long term benefits.

You can allocate any tax benefit, I'd say you can do it, just be very clear about the allocation in your agreement. 

Live frugal during these years and reap the benefits when you graduate.Then start looking at which specific strategy in RE investing you want to do and then study your rear off in that and make more connections (along with the ones you already made in college.Good luck.

In areas with no competition, you only get the per visit benefit, but those areas often have really low grosses, so it matters more.