There are some key areas to consider.

Keep us posted on the vacancy period, that was a key area of concern for me once you're out of that initial guarantee period. 

Atlanta is obviously a different beast, but I think the key areas to research are:-who visits your target areas and why-what are your costs and the minimum occupancy you need to cover them-backup plans in case ABnB doesn't provide enough income or the city shuts you downAirDNA is an excellent resource to start with.

Find one that has experience in your key area's of expertise (real estate, flipping, etc.)   

There are 6 key areas of having your own real estate business that I recommend reviewing periodically to ensure you are on the path to growth and sustainability.

You could break down the things that will lead to successfully doing your goal (wholesaling) into key areas and then create the lead measures. 

I'm still fairly frugal in a few key areas, but overall, spending way more now. 

Since rents are pretty standard in most markets and don't fluctuate much.. and since the homes can be bought for wildly different numbers IE what a wholesaler pays by the time its gone through rehab and mark up for profits for all involved the number is much higher than an Identical property that say a local bought and did it all them selves. and since in most turn key areas at least sub 80k or so  retail sales are far and few between..

Some of them wont touch a new construction project though so I am trying to track down affordable options for a few key areas...

Hey Ravi,I live in NW Bradenton and I own several STRs and manage several others in the Bradenton, Anna Maria Island, Longboat Key area.