@JD Martin @Scott Rogers hit the nail on the head.

yea...i have to say a van is not very manly, but when you pull up to a Wisconsin Home Depot with a light drizzle in March, you will be glad that you can stick 35 sheets of drywall, lumber, nail guns, compressor, tools, etc in the back of your minivan, and its snug as bug in a rug, and out of the elements. 

I think that it could be an excellent opportunity for the right investors, however I would recommend that you nail down your figures, get a really good sense of the market, network with some local REI's (Herman Hall is an excellent resource and has a lot of experience with Airbnb on the OBX), and put together a proposal that is very likely to hit the numbers so that you and your investors expectations are in line with the market. 

There is also mold in between the roof.The 2 side of the brick walls is falling due to the nails inside is too old.

@Taylor L. hit the nail on the head.

@Victor Medina You hit the nail on the head Victor.

@Yogesh M sayanakar - 1) @Nathan Gesner hit the nail right on the head. 

@Patrick Desjardins  plus on the NPN seconds I think that train has left the station... those deals must be old and moldy.. no new originations in many years.. maybe that's a good thingand much of those notes that are sold for huge discounts are in the rust belt were values are tough to nail down.. its not like your buying a NP 2nd in SF or LA or PDX or SEA... 

Seems to me you nailed it pretty well for your first time.

I am one of the ones fighting "tooth and nail" to manage from a distance.