So far we have flipped: A 3/2 Rural Manufactured Home on an Acre of horse land.

They look at a snapshot of success and don't realize the years of brutal hard work it took to get there.I have spent SO MANY nights and weekends getting off my day job and racing to a rehab site.

Some cities, recognizing this, have successfully implemented major events, such as the Formula 1 race in Miami, to boost tourism.June - Transitioning to mid-season, June surpasses May as the summer season begins, leading to higher occupancy rates, even though ANR is lower compared to previous months.July - Categorized as mid-season, July stands out due to 4th of July celebrations, resulting in some of the highest nightly rates during the summer months.August - Although August is generally good (mid-season), a slowdown occurs as the end of the month marks the return to school for kids, signaling the end of the summer season and the beginning of the low season.September - Consistently the worst month, September signifies the low season with lower occupancy and nightly rates.

I understand the eagerness to get started, but slow and steady still wins the race.

Am I foolish for looking a gift horse in the mouth or am I dodging a bullet?

About to embark on the 90-day challenge to get over that first property hump, then off to the races.

My mind is racing a million miles an hour thinking of everything I can to get this process going.

Guess I wanted to hear it from the horse's mouth, is all. 

Slow and steady still wins the race.

Quote from @Ryan Shekell:Not to kick a dead horse, but why are you in such a rush?