I can check it out and give you some feedback on how to bring occupancy rate or ADR up or if the move would be to go a different direction based on the data. 

Based on your post it makes it sound like you have a good amount of capital available and want something relatively passive.

If there's missing rent based off the 10% I'd request a breakdown of everything.

(Which should be based on your equity and your total net worth.)

Due to personal faith based reason, I prefer to only invest in all cash deals that don't involve traditional financing (so typical passive RE options like syndications, RE funds with fixed returns, REITs etc are not a viable option for me). 

Our office is based in Doral, I'd love to interact with more people in the community.

The answer will depend on many factors since it is a commission-based business.

@Brody Veilleux, to say "cash flow is tax free" is, at best, grossly misleading and, at worst, flat out wrong.What is true is 1) taxes are based on net income and 2) cash flow does not equal net income. 

Quote from @Camilo Restrepo: @Hannah Tate, as per you original question, I’d be happy to share some advice based on what I've learned.

For example, McDonald's sells poi in Hawaii and wine in France, adapting to local preferences.In my approach:I chose property types based on what my target segment was renting.