We have a local organization called the Green Apartment Network, that attracts tenants who value sustainable living. 

They will need some fixing like 10000€ cause the building is old (68') and they didn't fix anything since like 10 years so it will take a lot of work.These apartments (the 1st apt bedroom and balcony and the 2nd apt balcony have a full sea view and Heraklion is a tourist attraction so I'm thinking about going 100% on short-term tourists renting. 

Another option is perhaps less attractive but if the money is added to your account over a couple of months and for a couple of months, you wouldn’t have to explain where it came from.

Since this LLC (or LLC's if you create more than one) would be a 100% child subsidiary of your jointly held Canadian corporation, retained earnings in the U.S.A. entity can be repatriated (on your schedule) to the parent while attracting little to no additional taxation from the CRA.  

I live and work in the Orlando area (currently residing in downtown and working near the attractions). 

Sorry bud, 6% was no longer attractive in this rate environment.   

FEMA is reassinging maps now so people who may not have previously been required to buy flood insurance will now be required to pay their lender who will purchase coverage, even if they never intended to buy it themselves.The trickle down effect is that the pool of potential buyers who can afford or want to pay of for flood insurance may reduce the number of people you can attract when it's time to sell the flip.  

So I took it upon myself to write a whitepaper with the title "How to Attract Investment Opportunities at Meetup Events".It is based entirely on my own opinion and experiences, so I would consider it a big favor if any of you were to provide me with your feedback for improvement. 

I am attracted to real estate as a career for many reasons and would like to do it full time after college.

We have put up walls, torn down walls where needed, and update where needed to attract better tenants.