@Tiffany Miller , if a stranger offered your grandma $94k as is, and put $60k into it (total $154k) and the ARV is $220k, then the fix/flipper would be buying/rehabbing for about 70% of ARV.....so, yes, your being able to buy it at $60k is a "screaming deal"...if the numbers hold up.Read up on the BRRRR strategy.

Not a screaming deal, but an OK one, especially if you think there may be some appreciation.  10% cash on cash is nothing to sneeze at.Be aware you are a participant in a partnership.  

I know everyone on BP is so involved with there own deals and has no time for a beginner but I am SCREAMING FOR HELP AT this point.

Remember, that fear you feel is the caveman part of your brain screaming, "don't go out there, it's uncertain and dangerous!" 

-I know a significant amount of the rent is covered by the Gov't but I'm trying to look beyond the "guaranteed" money and seeking to get quality reliable tenant and unfortunately section 8 does not scream that to me.All in all I don't know much about Section 8 and how it would work for a land lord so any advice would be greatly appreciated.

If it's not a screaming deal then I don't put it under contract.

I had assumed CR was too expensive and The Springs isn't going to get as many visitors in the winter, but maybe I'm wrong.

I am tempted to call the police but they have permission from the tenant. however in our lease we have a no sublease clause and no visitors for more than 5 days.

This may not be screaming deal, but I am 25 years old and I have done my research to ensure that my first crack at this journey towards financial independence will be profitable.

You’re on the right track looking at this area as we have year round bookings and 12 million visitors per year.