@Seth Hochberg Thanks for advice, yea I can use them but I don't want to risk browsing money from credit cards or other people yet unit I can prove myself that I can do this.

Proximity is close to PS/PD and browsing #s on AirDNA it seems that revenues are fairly competitive with those cities.IndioI don't see any zoning or contract resritctions for this city either.

Average rental cost won't help much and you'll get a better idea of real world rents if you just browse available units. 

From Panama City over to Pensacola (with a few superior areas such as Destin, Miramar Beach, Navarre, and Panama City Beach) is where I would browse.  

Hey everyone,I am a new real estate agent in Michigan and I have been browsing rental property options for a few years now.

There are quite a few free or inexpensive resources you can get that'll teach you the basics of where value can be found & created in storage, I'd recommend picking up a few books and browsing YouTube for basic storage investing lessons. 

I've read The Book on Managing Rental Properties, browsed the blogs and forums, and I'm really excited to get going.What many of the books and posts talk about is working with licensed professionals (attorney, tax accountant, etc.) to get things going.

I can't believe how expensive it is from the little browsing I've done at Home Depot/Lowe's.

Worse, their tax treatment is controversial in some aspects, and tax professionals sometimes disagree on specific issues related to STRs.You got a very good advice above: browse this forum for earlier threads on STRs and AirBnBs.

I was just browsing the web to see where I'd like to park some additional money that I dont plan to put into REI right away.