The other part of me is worried about the liability of having drunk people on vacation driving a golf cart they don't own.Maybe there's a middle ground.

If you drive through the other towns, it's apples and oranges in terms of amenities, the architectural detail of all the properties, the feel of the place, and the things they have built into the town of Seabrook. 

Each week when I drive by to check the property the yard has been mowed first thing Saturday morning which is more frequently than I would have maintained it.

Driving for dollars and noticing trends in my community How did you finance this deal?

At that time, RCA’s general contractor was given access to examine the units to pre-order all the materials needed for the 4 apartment renovations.

Having a cleaner drop it off at a laundry mat and pick up at a later date for a cheaper per pound cost just adds more labor / steps of complexity to the process.You can add two night stay minums to reduce your cleaning and laundry costs but it drives away your opportunity for big one night pay days.

I focus on Columbus, Ohio, which has seen significant growth, especially with tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up operations, driving up property prices and job opportunities.  

However, after driving around for hours I think there's potential for off-market deals.

Quote from @Jacob Sherman: Philadelphia would be better with more opportunity in the affordable housing space  Where in Philly would you recommend, mostly interested in lacaster just because I have a good friend who’s a gc up there so wouldn’t have to put a team together, drive there all the time, but always open to other markets.

It may be a good idea to drive the areas you're interested in buying to see if you can locate any parcels of land around areas with mobile homes already on them.