I suppose you can take a similar approach, this is not an exact science. 

Fascinating - I admire your charity work.

(Indy is listed by the Wall Street Journal as a leading national life sciences hub!)

It's not hard like rocket science, brain surgery, or other things that require an enormous intellect in addition to the hard work. 

Bottom line is valuation is not an exact science.

This is the kind of comparison I would expect from some Anti-Science Karen/Ken on Facebook who is twisting everything to pretend she/he is right. 

@Avery Carl turned this exact situation into a science

I'm 19, I currently reside in Washington State, dropped out of college, I was studying computer science but then realized it just was not for me and found myself not knowing what I wanted to do for a career.

I will graduate in May with no debt, a Computer Science degree, and a ~$70k/yr offer from a company I worked for as a school-required internship. 

To do a first investment as a short-term rental and win, you have to know the market, understand the HOA structure and allowability in FL, you have to know the management costs (could be 15-20%), and the science behind pricing, changeover/cleaning, and competition in the market.