If everything is still a go at that point, spend time on the compliance to make sure there are no deal killers.

I'm not trying to rip into the work and expense you've done, but for not much more per night, I can get something really great with more bedrooms across the street in Championsgate, Windsor or Solara.I'll jump in about the grill too, that's way too much, especially since your title says "Pool & BBQ", but I have to spend extra to get the BBQ part.

Spend the $500 to get on an airplane and spend the day at the property or properties before buying them.

If you are willing to spend a bit more, you can find good homes for the BRRRR strategy, they are going to cost you $125-150k, but in better parts of town and more appreciation.

Another comment: A year ago I told someone that marketing to raise money would be 10-15% meaning expect to spend $10-15k to raise $100k and anything under 7% was winning if done at scale.

and I DON'T think that you automatically have 'analysis paralysis' if you spend some time getting yourself into a stronger financial position, researching, or both. 

Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies that spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

I would spend time looking at comps on Furnished Finder and Airbnb, see which properties are current vacant vs properties that have availability in the future.

I try to be courteous and spend tens of hours into my tax prep before I ever send them off to reduce the time and frustration of the person preparing my returns.

Hi Robert,I like to utilize the 70% rule when calculating how much to spend on a project.