Hello, I just moved to NC 6 months ago and currently have one LTR in Long Beach MS.

What I took away from the brief conversation, however, was that it's not the silver bullet it was thought to be to reduce overall homeowner cost during turnover.

Quote from @Mackaylee Beach: I would ensure that each of them undergoes screening and meets all the necessary requirements.

There really isn't any kind of silver bullet software that will generate leads or deals for you.I use propstream for skiptracing, and then run the leads through a powerdialer to see who I can connect with.

But it might be harder if it’s a beach front condo you happen to visit every summer.

The other problem with Goldmoney is that you MUST buy gold, platinum, silver, or palladium before you can cash out and have the money placed back into your account… If you’ve been following any of the precious metal markets (and I highly suggest you investigate it before using Goldmoney) you’ll know that precious metals are falling in their value fast (it’s not a big deal if you intend on long term investment… but big if you intend to pull out soon after investing).

Who is actively investing in short term rentals in Palm Beach County?

I would point you towards Vilano Beach or the Butler/Crescent/Treasure Beach areas of St.

I'm in a beach market so that isn't an issue for me since its so seasonal.Proper is the gold standard for this type of insurance but you'll pay like its actually gold :) 

check out ocean lakes resort myrtle beach sc, you can get into a lot of properties for 600-800k stilt beach home-4 -5 bed with a 70-90k gross revenue. great rental area, has no str restrictions and is 318 acres gated and secured straight to the ocean.