Metro area that has deteriorated around the mansion.

No grand luxury, no expensive materials.

This is a great tactic because it gives 'you' - the property manager, the luxury to check with 'you' - the owner, on any issues that come up with tenants.

They drive luxury cars and live in mansions."

Somewhere in their are some luxuries you can probably live without.

I do not have a FL license (hence the "unpaid" part), but do have a strong resume to attest to my work ethic and intellectual capacity.I already have one (unpaid, 15-25hr/week) internship lined up with a brokerage in Miami Beach that does high-end luxury residential and commercial developments.

I do not have a FL license (hence the "unpaid" part), but do have a strong resume to attest to my work ethic and intellectual capacity.I already have one (unpaid, 15-25hr/week) internship lined up with a brokerage in Miami Beach that does high-end luxury residential and commercial developments.

They get good rents and responsible people and the appreciation.I've read of a person that buys large luxury properties and then fills them with all the "toys" young adults want and then rents rooms at a premium.

I do a lot to earn hotel points and airline miles on the side so that I can travel and live in luxury at times.

I only have $20K liquid currently and own two ultra low value rentals (one outright) that cash flow well.