I'm a little leary to think that 6 nights (3 weeks * 2 nights) is going to be enough to cover mortgage, insurance, property tax, maintenance, cleaning, furnishing, 100% of utilities, cable, internet, etc. but maybe I'm all wrong. 

I can see it on RealtyTrac verifiably under pre-market and pre-foreclosure status (I don't put all my eggs in one basket, I know RealtyTrac has pros and cons in regards to its reliability, dependability and accuracy, like everything else on the internet...

My background is internet marketing but I am looking at real estate as a side hustle for now and potentially one day a full-time operation.I am looking forward to learning, growing, and meeting some new people!

I would definitely get the domain name you want and keep it in case these platforms get screwy and you need an internet presence.

We are seeing increased volatility in real estate pricing now that information is easily available (i.e. publicly available) through the internet.

It has not changed much to investors perception that technology is desirable even to this date.Real estate public Companies Z RdfnRLGY * Type Internet Tech Discount tech Traditional Year Revenue($)$1.08 billions$0.37 billions$5.81 billionsGross Profit($) $0.99 billions$ 0.11 billions$1.32 billions Net Income($)(-94 millions)(-15 millions)$213 millionsBook Value / share$14.05 $21.42$19.89Agents- 272,000Stock Price (Mar 2, 2018)$49.21$21.43$19.89IPO year 2011 2017 2012 *Better Homes, C21, ERA, Coldwell, Southeby's, Zip etcOne can compare a traditional company like Realogy Holdings(RLGY*) with some technology based public companies.

My wife is an underwriter so she has some ideas and I have been researching the internet. 

I called the one I knew about, searched for others online, but there is a lot of spam on the internet.

But as for pure appreciation potential, I’d wager that a good SFH will be a more solid bet than a condo in a tower (different than a condo in a small 2-4 bldg.)

Anyone with Internet access can find better funds.