It is within 5-6 minutes to Disneyland and according to AirDna estimate each unit can bring up to 80 grand a year if I Airbnb it.Looking forward to your thoughs.Thanks!

@Hans .Suljic Indianapolis and Grand Rapids might be some good markets to look at. 

Lakeport CA bought 110 in 77 sold 85 for 185k for sale by owner net 75k3. 1985 bought 684 Encina Grande palo alto 185k  Sold 91 450k  net 215k4. 1991 bought Silverado CC Napa valley 440k included country club membership I put 5k down and assumed the loan that was in default ( my best leverage deal ever) Sold 2001 995k net just over 500k  of which the 500k was tax free.5. 2001 bought Kelowna Canada for 220k paid cash my first home I paid cash for to live in lived there 9 months Kelowna went nuts sold for 280k paid 25.% Cap gain to Canadian tax.

I moved out of that state but due to the insanely low rate (and the fact I rented out my side of the duplex and am now cashflowing a grand a month) it makes zero sense for me to sell unless someone came to me with a stupid offer, which is unlikely as they would have to be a cash buyer and I'm content holding as my refinance went from a 30 year FHA down to a 15 year and it's a great property and was custom built and not a junky tract duplex. 

And there are numerous small and mid size towns/cities.You might want to start by googling the 'grand divisions of Tennessee'. 

I wish someone told me 6 weeks ago I would have not even paid 4 grand for the workshop talk-less of 40k for coaching.

I just want potential wholesalers to know what the law really says, as opposed to the guru pitches they hear on another thread we were talking about  just taking an option to purchase instead of this  go into contract sell a contract.put up a few grand in or more in non refundable option money.. then the seller knows you may or may not close.. they have money in hand.. and you have a specific amount of time to sell the property..

This won't work, however, for the vast majority of oceanfront resorts here along the Grand Strand which get classified by lenders as 'condotels'. 

I am starting to research the idea of buying a vacation rental property on Grand Bahama. 

Until rates start to come back down, deals that would have been a grand slam 18 months ago are lucky to be a base hit.