Amazon has a decent one under Amazon basics brand.but if the wood is soaked / deep you might have to replace it in those spots.

But by no means this post was aimed at anyone who has their heart at the right spot and provides genuine value to someone who does not want to get started alone. 

Jason, I’d be interested in joining as well if any spots open up.

It is right in the spot to access 2 beaches according to other listings on VRBO.I will say that most of the homes in that area are going for pretty high nightly rates, but they are also much larger. 10 bedrooms in one case. 5-6 on average. 2x the size with a average nightly rate of around $550 a night.Also, their calendars are amazingly full.

Brian is spot on.

This feedback is important, and I’ll address it to ensure consistency and transparency in our communication.What We OfferAt Partner Driven, we strive to stand out by delivering on our promises:100% Financing: We cover the costs of acquiring and rehabbing properties, which can be a significant barrier for many investors.Coaching and Support: Ongoing, personalized coaching and team support to help you navigate and succeed in your real estate ventures.Software Tools: Access to software for finding and tracking off-market and pre-auction properties.Profit Sharing: We operate on a 50/50 profit split, sharing both the risks and rewards of each deal.Importance of Self-EducationYour advice about self-education is spot-on.

I also agree there are many fake lenders out there and many are easy to spot based on ridiculously low rates and wanting $ upfront.  

are utilities available, etc....You may be WAY past these steps, in which the funding question you are asking is spot on, but I caution you to make sure you are doing your due diligence to make sure the price you pay (up front cost, financing, excavating, renovation etc. all are worth the outcome.Let me know if you have any questions, I would love to help

If you pick the right spot in FL, I think you can still flip with your experience, but the margins are tight now because values are going down in a lot of parts of Florida.

But even those reluctant buyers might be ok w/ hoa for the perfect spot, right amenity etc.