Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Scott Trenchthanks for weighing in. 

L/O is a great strategy but you need to learn how to do it and do your due diligence.I am just buying 2 more properties using this method.

Like everyone said.Grab up @Avery Carl's first book - https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/short-term-rental-l...Then grab her next book which is available for pre-order - https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/smarter-short-term-...Seeing as you are new the STR business, these are great books to grab up and read.

We are not confident in the PM anymore, that it is seeking middle ground for tenants and us, nor that is trying to serve in our best interest.

For the remodel I am thinking of extending the main home (which would make it "L" shaped") to incorporate the detached carport and detached bedroom/bathroom.  

I was served a certified letter by one of the six tenants at a student rental house stating my lease was void because of violating  Wis.

The trial service is useless.Since there is no ability to cancel the service on the website and there isn't a phone number to call, This message shall serve as notice that I want to cancel my trial membershipThank youJoanne Bragg

She was finally served the court notice after several failed attempts.

Well, if I'm buying to flip and it's going to cost me 3-5 months of time, effort, holding costs, risk, etc, and I'm only going to make $30k off the final sale then it serves to reason that the wholesaler would make less because they have less skin in the game.

Happy to serve as a resource for any questions you may have about the area.Also, like @Karen Wanamarta mentioned, it’d be awesome for forum members looking to help if you could share a few details about the strategies or asset classes you’re looking into.