Had a few Houfy bookings.

I'm not too familiar with University Park, but in order to determine if it would make a good Airbnb, you'll want to research other similar properties (how they're priced / how often they're booked) in that area on platforms like Airbnb, VRBO, and Furnished Finder (if you're considering doing 30+ day stays, ie, an 'MTR' as well.) 

I am particularly interested in sharing know-how's on residential real estate, rental laws, book keeping practice, and property management best practices.

In my book this is a hard "NO".

I am reading through the "Real Estate by the Numbers" book now, and am still in the beginning where it discusses personal financial statements.For the past two decades I have been using financial aggregators to monitor my finances.

But they do have a page on pricing days extremely high to discourage back-to-back bookings below.

Hey John I am just new to wholesaling and I want to start wholesaling but every video I saw or book I read on wholesaling says to not mention to the seller we are wholesalers, but probably is better off for everyone to be honest about what I am trying to do with the property, no matter if I am looking to assign it, do a 1031 exchange, use it as a rental, etc.

I’ve skimmed a few of the current book offerings out their on raising capital, and can tell you that they either neglect or under emphasize the most important assets neededHere’s a short list of what someone raising capital needs to be successful.  

You may also want to check out Brian Burkes' excellent book The Hands-Off Investor.

Probably not good for something that grosses $30k but will provide outsized value on larger bookings.