Hello BP Community,I live in Jackson, TN and am a former IT professional of 17 years, moved to entrepreneurship (eBay, aerial drone photography, 3D printing, and a CBD store), and now I'm a soon-to-be real estate rental investor!

My entrepreneurial tendencies had already extended to my fiancé and I set her up with her own business doing photography.

I'm currently in marketing and I do photography on the side; obviously, I'm excited to bring those skillsets into a real estate career. 

The style of the updates look great, however the lack of professional photography is not allowing all of your updates to shine.

You only want to be in communities than allow it- closer to Disney is preferred (15-30 min drive)- Updated decor increases desirability (Disney themes)- Preference given to larger homes (3+ bedrooms) vs. townhomes- Games room (arcade and other equipment, sound and lighting)- Pools are preferred - If you're buying in community with HOA, check STR rules and any other costs- invest in good photography to make your listings stand out Helpful links:COMMUNITIES ZONED FOR SHORT- TERM RENTALS IN KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA (thanks to @Valentina Naumenko)https://www.biggerpockets.com/...LOCAL MEETUPhttps://www.cfri.net/default.a...Thanks for insights provided by experts in the area:Mike Shulman @strrealtor (Realtor)Alice Horn @aliceh27 (Property Manager)

I think wedding venue is a good business for someone already in the photography business, so I encourage you to move forward.

Professional photography. 

There are services out there that can handle many aspects for you including: advertising, photography, bookings, renter correspondence, cleaning, etc.

Purchase price: $24,000 Cash invested: $57,000 Contributors: Corey Rieman We purchased this abandoned church in 2012 and initially used the one-room space as a photography studio.

Rent for Film and Photography Shoots: High-end properties are often sought after for film and photography shoots.