But if you want to start slow, have limited capital and realistically can't afford to pay $20/mo for the next year then set a target of $10K rev.

For me personally I could / would never live in FLA or anywhere in the Deep south because of the humidity and how flat the terrain is.. although I would live in Charleston thats the only place for my personal choice..

Although the idea sounds great on paper, I can not get over the fact that the property is cash flowing so well even though market and rent appreciation has dramatically slowed. 

I took off a couple of items, and a little negotiating later, we settled on $300.Also, some guys think all landlords have deep pockets. 

If I’m paying 3.5% on a mortgage the answer would ALMOST always be pay down the mortgage as SLOW as possible and reinvest at higher return.

It's slow out there for a lot of trades in SA right now and I'm not one to gatekeep.

Your relationships you build will bring way more deals that random wholesalers who misrepresent the entire process to the sellers and daisy chain a game of telephone 8 deep on a property.

You probably need to have some pretty deep conversations on how you plan to get the things in life each of you want. 

Someone needs to step up and sue these cities with development and construction slow pipelines. maybe it'll be you??

When we were smaller I had reached out to some boutique linen places and they were giving us deep discounts on the linen provided we advertised linens by X.