@James Thompson, take a look at 204 Cherry Drive, Melbourne Beach.  

Then you could use the 3-5% down on a house and use the leftover for reno.If you're interested in doing a flip, I'd look on the outer edges of Charlotte or towns surrounding that are within driving distance.

With that said - markets near feeder cities are good, drive to markets, etc.

The truck you bought will instantly lose value the moment you drive it off the lot, it will depreciate over the years due to the miles you rack up on it and the normal wear and tear of a vehicle.

Keeping documents organized with cloud storage solutions like Google Drive or Dropbox is also highly beneficial.For compliance, using templates for meeting minutes and maintaining a compliance calendar can help manage important dates for filings, renewals, and meetings.

FYI:  What if the owner of the rental property unfortunately has an accident while driving their car.  

For my problems over the past few years I would strongly suggest that you do drive-bys long before and long after the scheduled inspection. 

I know liability is a huge concern with golf carts, especially since you don't know who is going to be driving it.

Frankly, if I can find good ones then anyone can.Our place is a long way from town and finding someone to drive 2 hours round trip ain't easy. 

I would also recommend driving the areas you want to invest in.