When I first saw that picture, all I could think of was the "Amityville Horror" house.https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0078767/mediaviewer/rm2920252416/... 

I don't think Nascent business is an issue.

If you think you have good deals for me to look into, then let's be in touch!

I think that the red flag for me is when a syndicator who has no/few exits starts living it up. 

This has been part of the problem last few years; the market has became saturated with first time investors buying your average 4 bed 2 bath home thinking they are going to kill it self managing, only to realize the returns are no where near what they anticipated and the work needed to self manage is more than they thought it would be.

@Carson McGee may know of the resort you're thinking of purchasing a condo in.

True foreclosures are all cash purchases so if you don't even want to pay $25 for a list or for access to a good site, you are probably starting a long climb up the wrong tree.

Many markets are very competitive so you want to think about where your property falls and how you plan to market, stand out, and get bookings. 

When you list it for rent you can make a decision if you get who you think would be a good tenant either way.

Couple of thoughts, if you think the property is worth 650k now, I would reach out to your existing loan servicer and ask them for the PMI removal form.