We're going to open up the kitchen to the family room for an open floor plan, add a master bath to the master bedroom, update kitchen and baths with some good finishes, flooring, paint(into and ext),It has a beautiful screened pool and sunroom with large live oaks with plenty of Spanish moss hanging down in the backyard.  

The roof was a special fiber-based Spanish tile that had an installation manual that was voluminous.  

My only delimma is a slight language barrier, the tenants primarily speaking Spanish, and me intuition telling me they are not being upfront with how many people are living in this property.

With my past experience, bilingual skills (spanish), large network of handymen and vendors, I know I can be of help here!

FYI if you speak Spanish, Portuguese or Italian it will help

So I'm just getting started and I apologize if my question is basic or ridiculous, but I'm buying my first property and depending on closing, I may not have any income during this calendar year, but I was wanting to start paying for research, learning Spanish (I'm investing in a highly hispanic area), and things like that.

His model is a bit narrower than ours but we're trying to find some synergy.

I actually have a deal going in Spanish Fort right now.

:shock: My only qualm is that...well i don't speak spanish and language barriers can/could be expensive.

@Josh BakhshiYou may want to look at Spanish Fort, AL and Daphne AL if you are looking for Buy and Hold.