Inspection is pending, but property appears to be in good condition, considering age.Negatives: Town is quaint but low income -- rural, out of the way, no major industries, with published vacancy rate of 20%.

Key factors are major projects that have been approved by the city such as a 21.5 million dollar project in Tampa Heights, next to UT.

In a nutshell:Home needs major rehab.Mortgage is paid off.Has a job.Property is a 2 unit multi family and the 2nd unit is rented out and cash flowing.She says she has no credit history due to not using credit cards/LOC's at all.Says she has not been able to qualify for loans (HELOC, LOC, etc.) yet due to no credit history.The front unit, which she lives in, is in major need of an overhaul.

In fact, I have had mortgage lenders and auto loan finance departments tell me that they cannot legally share with me MY own actual credit report even though I paid for it when applying for credit!!!

Oh one more - I stumbled across this while doing some more looking around... http://www.airportairparkhomes.com/listings.asp  Looks like a somewhat comprehensive listing of at least the majority of current fly-in communities.

I have been in touch with major hotel brands, I.e.

A majority of them are just egotistical and want to show up #1 for every single keyword driving up the price with bidding wars, which is simply not the way to go. 

And if I'm not in a major MSA, should I use the data for the closest major MSA?

Most major management companies offer this anymore so it will eventually become unusual to not accept rent electronically, it is more convenient for everyone as long as all parties know what they're doing.

There are many people that like that because of public transportation and easy access to major highways.