Harry Marsh Law is very popular with investors and wholesalers in Charlotte.

I want to be prepared when the next opportunity arises.

For some reason, Florida is a popular retirement state a well. 

Unforeseen expenses will always arise, and if all your money is gone to the downpayment and closing costs, you will be in quite the bind.Along those lines, my other bit of advice, it work for free for a while. 

With everything going on a month to month would be great to get them out if a problem arises but downfall is turnover could happen quickly without an early termination penalty. 

The purpose of my question here isn't so much to do with the city/county and risk of being shut down, but the possible issues on resale that could arise.

I know they have been extremely popular in the past and have high occupancy rates most of the year, and especially in the future post-covid, will continue to be very popular.

An experienced team would know what features are popular among the locals, where to buy high quality materials for the best prices, and whether, as I mentioned earlier, the locals will be willing and able to pay premiums for the upgraded units.- How high are the premiums?

A popular strategy is to own vacation condos in all markets that you personally vacation in. 

Where I have a few rentals, demand is up as it is a popular area to begin with and rents are really high (the few houses that come up are over $2K).