They can help connect you to some folks in the area who might be able to help.I’m a Navy dude, so it takes a lot for me to stomach referrals to them… but they’re good dudes.if you have trouble connecting with them, let me know.

You are correct that someone would need to have an appraisal completed with local comps (SFH's), however, an investor looking for a turn-key vacation rental has to look at the revenue produced. 

Any recommendations or contacts would be appreciated since I am having trouble finding good leads.Thank you in advance !!!

For all those landlords who are having trouble collecting rent you will want to look into the rent relief program for your state. 

I don't see a big risk in them being restricted or at least having trouble getting a permit for now and into the future once you have a rental here. 

Likely this would be an LLC with a Joint Venture agreement, but we have to ask some stupid questions and we're having trouble finding much concrete information out there on how to structure partnership deals (the advice is always "Any way you want to!"

Most taxpayers choose option one if they also have other investments that produce income such as partnerships.

The trouble is once the auditors are looking, they insist on finding something.

I’m a new investor and I’m having troubles on how to calculate the ARV for this bad boy.

I worry for the investor who continually get told to go for it and just do the deal because if they are only looking for that response, it's not hard to find, but it may get them in a lot of trouble.