If indoors, I would deny the request due to fire hazard concerns.  

I am looking to learn about real estate investing from the experienced professionals on this forum so I can eventually make real estate investing my full time occupation.I do have some entrepreneurial experience. 

I'd say it's very well worth the money, but it won't be if your real estate aptitude is low as with most deal making operators on internet sites, it's just a fact, if you're a small deal maker, small investor strategist you're probably not prepared to take in all that can be had.

Here is a list of what I am wanting thus far in a boat- a nice teak interior that doesn't need sanded or varnished- enough sleeping space for 6, and there are plenty of boats for that- cockpit area that offers plenty of seating- a diesel engine that looks like it is in great shape- a good generator, hefty water maker, a washing machine, a water rinse at bow and stern, a place for diving gear, well I could go on- enough seating inside where everyone can eat without touching elbows too much- this will be a live in boat so it needs to be somewhat comfy- I really like the teak work on say the Hans Christian boats, here is a nice 52 for sale for $245,000.00 which is in my dream budget. 

Greensboro Deal Makers session (where wholesalers present their properties to investors etc) is on the first Tuesday of every month at the Embassy Suites off Hwy 68 near I-40 & there's the Triad REIA meeting on, I think, the 1st and 3rd Tuesday @ Logan's roadhouse on Wendover.

This house is actually the biggest money maker we have so far (out of 7 in AL and PA). 

When it comes time to make real business decisions, the relationship makes you do stupid stuff.

Here are a few quality resources I've benefited from: Podcasts: Lifetime Cashflow through Real Estate Investing, Rod Khleif Wheelbarrow Profits, Jake and GinoThe Commit to Wealth Podcast, Juan VargasBest Real Estate Investing Advice, Joe FairlessBooks: The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerThe Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings by Steve BergesHow to Take an Apartment Building from Money Pit to Money Maker by Craig HaskellYouTube:  Grant Cardone (Big personality, but there's truth in what he's saying) Peter Harris and Commercial Property Advisors (Older channel, but still relevant)Industry Trends/News: Multifamily Executive MagazineBisnow

But, in my experience... the hardware is the money-maker. 

As Landlords, we want our Tenants to care for the property as though it is their own, but when they make owner decisions as a non-decision maker, it is bad news.Your lease language should include verbiage about obtaining permission from you before making any changes.