I'm currently in my education phase of reading, listening, and learning.

Then you are in an even stronger position for the next growth phase.

I have been starting my journey into investing, and have many options, one being wholesaling, but I don't understand the process, and looking for a ground up education on it.

Having said that however, if it is written within the HOA convenient you're not to have rentals under 30 days -I'm not sure what legal grounds you would have to fight this, unless you've gotten a waiver or something in writing from the president maybe- but again, that should have been voted on maybe and it seems like you might not have 'documentation' to proceed with this.As far as the house sitting vacant - it seems like it might be best then to get full time renters in place and have a more stable monthly income coming in that is in conjunction with the HOA covenants. 

Your rent up phase should be very fast.Steps:1. 

I will be managing remotely and I'd like to install cameras to monitor the ground level entrances and the driveway. 

I put the entire design & development teams together, get all city approvals and then manage construction of high-rise residential buildings, hotels - and recently even industrial - ground up projects.On the side (much more than a hobby at this point) I am investing with my super talented partner and brother from a different mother @avihay ohana (also a BP pro member) in the Charlotte, NC area.     

The cabin would burn to the ground sometime between 2 and 3am that night. 

The room is raised foundation as it is above ground but has slab to support it.Definitely agree, this is why we are doing as much research as possible before renovating. 

Cemented into the ground while we can access the pond bottom.