I'll for sure need an architect and lawyer amongst other players.

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This is a challenging case, because it does feel as though you are dmaned if you do and damned if you do not - Carlos, I really like your thought approach, you do not give the necessary capital call you are 90% risk of losing, you give the capital call you slightly lower chance of losing - but still feels like a tough hill to climb Our team at Smartland purchased all heavy value add through-out the same time period, large multifamily - we went into with a strong basis an arsenal of capital to do the construction work and kept one focus, get through the business plan, renovate the units, but this had to be done in a very high velocity as fast as the interest rates were rising, we felt the need to press hard on the construction gas and work through units  - so if we were faced with this climate that we are in now and interest rates do not soften we would not be deep in construction but rather focused on  administrative costs controls and lease-up.

You may have a skill-set that could be helpful in partnering with someone in either long or shorter term projects, or if you have some funds, you could go completely passive and be a limited partner on a larger deal and let those who have the time and skills manage the project actively.More important is starting to network with local investors and get to know your market, your players and find out who is doing a good volume of work in the area you might be interested in- (multi-family long term holds, fix and flips, etc).

Posting on random/obscure booking sites will probably only account for 1% of overall bookings. and the vast majority will come from the big players (Airbnb, VRBO, etc). 

Some investors thrive in this type of market knowing they will have strong equity growth as regulation tends to lead to fewer players, fewer available rentals and therefore higher prices (rents and property value).

In my area it's a mix of boutique local commercial shops and the big national players. 

@Trenton Pelloquin There are certainly benefits to QBO, including the fact that many in the industry players are using it, which could facilitate delegation of bookkeeping activities and tax preparation. 

@Ryan MarbleOrlando and Tampa are definitely different markets but like most markets, design and amenities tend to be the key players.

From what I have seen, only players here in US that go that route are the large funds like blackrock etc.