There is probably a niche market there (and maybe a lucrative one for the right person and situation) but I quit doing seasonals in my area early in my landlording career.In my area, 3-4 month rentals are in demand in some time frames during the year (summer tourism, legislative session e.g.), but having done a few short term rentals early on, it just did not pencil out well for me. 

So when she attended an information session for Robert Allen's "Creating Wealth Through Real Estate" seminar in New York last year, she was more than willing to pay $2,495 for Allen's intensive three-day course on real estate investment strategies.Concerned about not having enough to retire on and wanting to pass along some wealth to her kids some day, the 62-year-old New York City educator said to me then: "I am convinced that real estate is the way to go."

You go through a three session tryout and then drafted by the coach in the level you are in.

I recently sat thru a Rich Dad Mentoring session where they go out in the market and help them get started.

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Quote from @Todd Rasmussen: I wouldn't be afraid of court, damages couldn't amount to more than small claims in this case and you could get a lawyer to defend that heap of B.S. for less than a grand.Except that you can't take a lawyer into SC CourtIn TN you can but don't have to have a lawyer in general sessions court (small claims).Edit Added: If you are operating under a fictitious name because you own as an LLC, you have to have a lawyer represent you, even in general sessions.

I did the tuesday and thursday session which was from 9am-2pm for 3 months, after that, you'll have completed the requirements and they help you submit and fill-out the application for the exam! 

The BiggerPockets meetings are hosted by Derek Tellier, which is more of networking event rather than a classroom style education session.

Unfortunately I bought into one of the "gurus" and attended a 3-day training session to "learn" the different strategies.

I'm trying to get my foot in the door and I met her at a SCORE session as she was the main speaker.From what I've read here (and what I want) is cash flow not bank on appreciation.I live in the very volatile market of South Florida.

It is my understanding that the Arkansas Bar's legislative package will be presented at the next General Session, which begins in early 2019.