I cycled through several PMs before landing on my best current option, which is a husband & wife caretaking team that deals with my cleanings, takes care of my pool, handles emergency issues, puts out the trash on Sunday night, and sets up and waits with various contractors when things need to be dealt with.

Considering the figures of 95% occupancy and $750/night, it's akin to a software business having 2+ customers on a $21,500/month subscription EACH.Unlike software startups, real estate offers "easy" bank loans, so each dollar invested effectively becomes $2-4.

Depending on how much I had invested I'd be up many nights trying to decide to keep throwing money at this or not.Being totally honest, if I had any significant money invested in these funds right now I would be crapping my pants.

As for crime, yes there are definitely some areas of Daytona I think twice about driving through at night. 

"I got on Zillow and saw some houses that looked nice one night so decided to connect with an agent at 2am on a Sunday morning. 

It's only 3.5% down + closing costs and reserves.Work your day job, mow lawns, leaf cleanup, shovel snow, flip furniture, pick up night shifts waiting tables/bartending, stock shelves at home depot overnight if you hate talking to people or anything else.

That same night I set up auto pay.  

I thought maybe I could recoup most of it by added a $10 or $20/night extra guest fee.

Pick another area.The "everybody" niche - 2-5 bedroom, 2-3 bath - has so many people you can still find places going for under $100/night with a pool.

Last night night i was on YouTube looking at vids, and i happened to stumble on a video by HoltonWise that basically says they are being sued for fraud.