I don't want to be in the hospitality industry. 

From my understanding, most of those I know that are successful in this industry have partnerships or JVs in place.

Hope that helps and good luck as you begin venturing into the STR industry!

Jacksonville is a great market with lots of professionals in the industry.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) industrial investment investment.

I have also seen a lot of negative posts on here lately about the real estate industry so just need some assurance this is still a good route to go.This is also one of the first properties I’ve toured so I don’t want to jump too soon but I also don’t want to miss out on a good deal.

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I wanted to give you this as a concise manner without any of the slingo slango of the industry such as take immediate action, etc.

The good Realtors comprise (IMHO) only about 20-30% of the industry.

This is not some random accidental homeowner who wants to be a landlord and doesn't understand the PM industry.