AKA fix and flip.I just read an article that said home values in Orlando will rise faster than anywhere in the country, at 5.9%.

I had some prior knowledge but not a ton (read a few books, listened to a ton of podcasts, kept up with articles, things like that). 

Just wanted to followup with you, here is an article about metal roofs you can read. as @Matt Gragg pointed out, yes, if you are by the ocean it can corrode a lot faster, but it depends on the material you use, the cheaper material will corrode and thats why you have to do your homework and see how much you want to spend. here is the article: http://www.metalroofing.systems/top-70-metal-roofi...

Among those are: HistoryInfrastructureTopography and natural factorsTrends and other socio economical factors.In this article, we will discuss the various areas of Berlin, their current status and local trends.

And all it takes to close a great deal is to catch the eye of that 1 perfect buyer.Lucky for me I used what I learned to help out not only myself but local real estate agents.I am happy to share any free resources for learning digital marketing for anyone who interested.Here’s a link to an article I found that can also help you: https://adespresso.com/blog/real-estate-advertising-facebook/Happy hunting :)

Some starter blog articles to get you thinking about this area from a passive investor standpoint (Investing from Abroad; Why I Like Large Apartment Investing; and 25 FAQs on Syndication).https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/54830-inv...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/53820-why...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/65780-syn...

Every article I read on BP is about Indianapolis is street to street.

I am pretty sure AirBnB automatically collects the 14% tax in order to satisfy the regulations.There is an article about it on the AirBnB FAQ that I read recently.

Below is the URL to one of the articles on RESPA and title company selection matters.  

Scroll down to the article about security deposits.https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc414Essentially if you deduct the cost of the repairs that were paid out of a security deposit then you should claim it as income however if you don’t deduct (like you mentioned that you weren’t planning on doing than you shouldn’t count it as income).