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Vacation Rental Properties

Jeremy Pieroth
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I'm new to real estate investing and have been looking to buy properties for vacation rentals.  Does anyone have good books or resources to educate myself more?

I live in Southern CA and most of the stuff is not within my current budget. I have been looking into Palm Springs areas for 3/4 bedroom properties with pools. I have been working with a realtor, going through the MLS, and have identified a property management company that provides ROI on properties I'm interested in.

I'm open to looking into other markets that I can get a better bang for my buck.  Besides the Socal areas I have looked into the Poconos, Orlando, and various FL beach cities.  Any suggestions on what areas or markets I should be looking into invest?

With having a good property management company in place and making solid returns I don't see why it would matter how far I live from the property.  What is a good projected monthly return I can expect?

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