Determine local/state laws regarding wholesaling and determine if (1) you need to be licensed in the jurisdiction you’re considering and (2) if you’ll be able to operate profitably while remaining legally compliant2.

Quote from @Gio Kattan: I would check with a local realtor that are doing deals in this area and local PMs in the area that deal with STRs to give you the answer on that! 

I wish I could find someone local that I could sit down with, like the old days, and pick their brain on how to effectively edit and upload videos to YouTube.

Although I'm local to Mt.

Magistrates tend to have long memories and also tend to hold grudges against local incompetent landlords.So if he wakes up and talks to someone with any brains and experience, this won't go to court, but he'll start looking for another excuse to get rid of you, something much easier to argue in court.

If you build a good relationship with a local realtor, they can assist.

Real estate laws are local to the state where the property is located.

Here you would sell to someone that can run their business form the home or the garage/workshop if that’s allowed by local code. 

Until you learn to estimate yourself, based on your local costs, any estimate will probably be off.

I added a new software platform, got rid of all abandoned vehicles, raised rents, seal-coated and striped parking lot, took out loads and loads of trash, got the phone number working and started marketing to local community groups.