I've had a few key areas in mind I just need some help figuring out what indicators I should be keeping an eye out for.

And, are there any key areas/ zip codes within these that are highly recommendedAlso welcome recommendations on Legal teams, home inspectors Thanks a ton in advance.Deric

I feel I have many more strengths than I do weaknesses, though I acknowledge that my weaknesses are in critically key areas that need adequate addressing which is why I had to spend money to compensate for such weaknesses as it would take years to gain it otherwise for free.

Investing effort and time in learning high payoff skillsets where risk can be hedged to a large degree is also a key area to focus on if your goal is to be wealthy and specialize rather than diversifying.  

I am currently revisiting my strategies across the 3 key areas of PI - acquisition, renovation, and prop mgmt.

I want to be as knowledgable as possible in a few key areas before I fetch my first deal.

Example: I'll jog through key areas that I think I might have potential to attract buyers, I'll engage people in conversation/negotiation daily, and I'm thinking about knocking out my appraisers license right after I get my real estate license.

However, would any of you think an inspection that is discounted 50%, just covered those key areas, and only lasted 90 minutes to save you time would be a worthwhile investment?

The dashboard breaks into numerous key areas and on most all pages you can drill down to the lowest levels. 

Take a look at the website link for more info: https://reyhomes.com/community/villasol/Davenport is another key area which attracts a lot of STR, it's convenience for the parks makes it a prime destination for those visiting Florida.