Revenue $90,000 ($75,000 from nightly fees, $15,000 from cleaning fees)Operating cost: $40,000 (Including insurance, tax, utilities, supplies).

It’s more about filtering for an MSA that meets your criteria then doing a deep dive into the submarkets and then evaluating each property as it comes.

I figured since i'm constantly listening to the Bigger pockets Podcast, and I enjoy the content so much why not just dive all the way in and surround myself with like minded individuals.

If you have any questions about the steps or want to dive into exactly what to look for during each step, please feel free to message me anytime!

There are tons of low-cost or free education options out there -- go dive in for a couple of weeks, get a 'degree' from YouTube University in Wholesaling - listen to different people explain the same concepts in different ways, and when you feel like you're good enough to explain it to others, find more concepts that you have learned, and repeat the process.  

@Douglas Spence I would rather drink all night and play call of duty while blaming somebody else for my poor financial situation!

You want to be educated but make sure to dive in as soon as you can. 

A good property manager will do a lot more than just answer night and weekend calls.

I'm really excited about diving into this.

Zoom towns are a thing, but why spend $300-$500/night to work online?