Sounds like it could generate some good monthly income, but it could also be a hassle being that far away and only 1 property.Yes, but we have friends in Fairhope that manage rental properties so we aren't as concerned about that. 

Most likely, the only way you will find something like that is through private lending with friends/family.What is low money down to you, percentage wise? 

Have you attended any events from this group: https://www.meetup.com/annapolis-baltimore-real-estate-inves...I have friends that attend similar meetings with REA groups in other markets and say it's really useful.

Hello Taylor,           I have been in a situation and done deals where a friend is a realtor and although I found the deal, had to go through my friend as I already worked out an arrangement. 

Hi All,Have a friend who’s mom had a stroke and has been in care for the last appx 2 years.

Look at purchase HUDS, statement of work if it was a renovation and the sale HUD to make sure they made money on the deal.An organized and easy to navigate borrower's package.Security documents to collateralize the loan against real, tangible property.I loaned $60K to some “friends from church” for a flip they were doing about 8 years ago.

Keep them updated to reflect seasonal decor or recent upgrades.Offer High-Impact Amenities: Small touches like a coffee maker, fast WiFi, or a thoughtful welcome gift can transform a stay into a memorable experience.Stay Communicative and Proactive: Prompt, friendly communication makes guests feel valued.

Also, if you know of any investor-friendly title companies, I’d love your recommendations!

Print off some contact cards, and literally walk door to door. yes, literally knock, introduce yourself, not selling anything, actually looking for some help.

Prepare for the journey by partnering with an investor-friendly agent.Good luck!