Monthly maintenance can vary but I pay as little as $120 per month for a single pool to $350 for a pool + hot tub with twice weekly visits (mainly for the hot tub). 

Then you can visit the property, meet the owner, and negotiate an offer.It doesn't make sense to write an offer when they may not even be interested in selling and you have no idea what it's worth to you.

My advice is to go visit your family and have a look at some real estate.

I'd like to get a head count.

So go ahead, tell the seller you’re a wholesaler, and keep building those solid relationships.You’re doing great, and I’m cheering you on every step of the way!

I plan to do my first few flips locally but I'm always trying to look ahead and plan for my next move.

I'd love to get some insight from someone who is a few steps ahead of me in this process. 

The expectations of an Airbnb may be 2-3 thousand per month and with 4-5 visits you can already solve this part, but in case you didn't know, there are residences ready and in development that have hotel management like WHYNDHAM and other companies, that is, they have contracts with travel agencies and tour operators that guarantee the flow of short-stay or Airbnb clients and the administration guarantees 60% occupancy per year, projects in development with a 0% interest rate and also tax exemption benefitsI think there is a lot of information that even many investors are unaware of, including me.The opinion of gastronomy depends on each person.

If you had small losses (no past due tax payments) and the late return penalties are lower than the tax prep fees you saved by not filing - you come out ahead, but it’s a win with an *.

That's not what I am saying.Just because the support is strong, doesn't mean the resistance is far ahead.