We toyed with trying to make money with it over the years like storage or something like that but we just get too busy doing our day jobs.. 

If they fall lugging some antique and break something...they look to your insurance to pay medical bills no matter whether they were too cheap and stupid to try and haul furniture they couldn't manage without injury.

Let's toy with a retail sale scenario.List price is $64500. 

You do not HAVE to have an investor carrot website.Now... imagine you are building a house and you need to haul material from home depot to your work site.

If it’s in a neighborhood with large houses with lots of garages, it might struggle to draw customers, unless they’re storing large RV’s and other toys.

I got a chance to toy with that calculator, and I think there are a few things that are missing (assuming you're trying to calculate the benefit of vacation rental vs traditional rental)Gross long-term rent: One of the main things I would want to know is how much more I could get for my property for renting it as a vacation rental vs with a traditional long-term tenant.

The wedding haul sounds interesting.

One of my friends told my it would be right up my alley, so I checked it out, signed up and then toyed around for a few weeks, but lost interest.

18 is not too young to start, recognize your advantages and disadvantages.CONS - you have few resources, no experience, and us older folks know that the probability of you sticking with this (or anything you like at 18) for the long haul is very unlikely.

I’m not sure how deeply you two plan to dive into your RE career, but myself planning on doing it for the long haul have decided to just become licensed in RE myself and avoid having to depend on a middle man.