About 4712 BEACH DRIVE SE Unit#D, ST PETERSBURG, Florida 33705Welcome to your new Premiere Waterfront Home located within the highly desirable Waterside at Coquina Key South.

May have better luck in SE where you will find lower prices but also lower rents. 

I don't personally have any experience with them, but I have not heard great things on in this group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/568782883285173/se...Sid

So there is no ongoing expenses to pay per se, as the profit is calculated after all expenses (like building maintenance and renovation, marketing, staff, etc) are being deducted from all revenue (hotel rooms revenue, restaurants, events, parking, etc). 

I’m on the SE area.

Most leases are full of the history of what the tenants put the landlord through over time, so like others have said, editing your lease and letting go of things that are not violating it per se will preserve your own peace more down the road.

I don't disagree, and we could discuss semantics and nomeclature, but I think they are more or less the same thing.Perhaps the real goal is not lower interest rates, per se, but perhaps we can agree that the flood of money is meant to do one thing: inflate asset prices.

NE, SE, NW, SW?

I'm not as familiar with the west side of I75/85 as I am in my SE corner of IP, but I keep inching out.

This way, that $150k should have an unlimited lifespan.I can give you a current example here using the market I know here in SE Michigan.Rental Profile:  3 Bed/1.5 Bath; 100 sf ranch:  Bank PropertyCF (w/PM & refi) = $325/month;     Cost all cash = $ 50,000 (w/rehab);      ARV = $72,000Steps - 1 - Buy/Rehab property2 - Place tenant & refi within 2 months at 70% ARV = $ 50,400 (fees are less than $400)3 - Use refi cash to repeat on next house, and so on and so on, and so on, and...4 - Each repeated use of funds (the same funds) = a rental left behind @ $400/month5 - With $150k, you could be doing this 3 at a time, so your $150k could be = $1500/month per use.6 - 3 uses per year generates $4500/month/year, and...7 - You keep going.8 - Another great part is if you look closely, you are never actually spending your $150k since you keep getting it back after every refi.