After getting my feet wet I was eager for more and searched and searched and……….searched.

We do not have any minimums - although we do have seasonality here in Tampa, our units are active and get activity year round so it is not really necessary. 

Almost year-round, visitors come for sports tourneys, outdoor activities, Tuacahn, etc.

Looking at a property built in the 1980s that the seller says is a 2/1 1606 square feet but all data bases I look at (Zillow, MLS, Propstream) show it as a 1/1 1070 square feet. 

There is still some seasonal factors but there are enough draws to the area year round to keep the properties stable and renting well!

I usually dont even consider flood properties unless something drastic has changed, such as the house has been lifted several feet.

Also, hands-on experience is invaluable—start with a smaller property to get your feet wet.

You need time to get your feet wet - and doing it on a small scale is WAY safer than getting into a 6 figure renovation.Flips are for one time cash, and rentals are for long term cash-flow.  

There is so much information and noise out there, might be helpful to just find a local community to get your feet wet. 

Would like to do minor rehab to get my feet wet working with contractor, but nothing major.