Those are your options as I see them, and it will be challenging any way you slice it, as it always is in a competitive market like ours.Now for the silver lining ... once you gain the skills, experience, and capital to operate profitably in this market, the world is your oyster ... strong supply and demand cut both ways and that which is difficult to buy tends to rent or sell easily and appreciate over the long haul due to those same supply and demand forces, so just because it is difficult doesn't mean you shouldn't do it as most worth while things are difficult.

They feed you tidbits and crumbs with the promise of bigger slices if you pay up.

The way I picture it is all of the deals that investors are buying to flip or rehab and rent fit on a pie chart, and the different slices of the pie grow and shrink over time based on current market conditions.

Naples is just a small slice of the pie.

Including these items will affect the return, however, a $100k gross spread is great no matter how you slice it and if I could do that here, I would!

Gurus get a bad name and don't pay anyone more than $1000 for a course or promise slices of your first deal but there are some good programs out there.

There are no tax benefits to slicing and dicing LLC's, where did you get that idea?

Others have the handy man go in after each guest stay to inspect the property.

Roberts and Mango with a 3/1 that I have had For Sale for a time.

Look to go work for an investment company buying larger type properties where you can work your way up and gain a small slice of a bigger pie.