Then I would spend time searching for like properties on Airbnb and VRBO, looking at ADR's (average daily rates) and occupancy to validate my numbers.Mike

However, there were some scuffs on the walls, the kitchen counters had some dried food on it and the floors were dirty. 

So for the past 2 months I've been listening to BP podcasts daily and reading blogs and forums trying to learn as much as possible (there is a lot to learn)!

Food for thought though. 

My state and media reminds me of this almost daily and unfortunately they have too many scumbag slumlords to wag a judgmental finger at.I am always aware of the optics of my posts regardless of whether they can be tied back to me or not. 

Have you ever had a tenant that you are in court evicting ask you to bring them a free food basket for Thanksgiving?...

They also can't afford to rent it because the rent for their family would require at least both studios and will be at least $4k per month.Anyway, just some food for thought.

This example from "The Perfect Investment" by Paul Moore absolutely blew my mind:If you take $1 and double it daily, tax-free, for 20 days, it's worth $1,048,576 after day 20.

You are charging a daily rental fee and they are spending one night.

I guarantee this discipline has invaded your daily life and you will be extremely successful.