Concentrate on getting your degree if it is for a decent saleable skill. 

Concentrate on that fully and give it the proper attention it needs.

I would be extremely cautious of anything that is less than a year old on the internet.

Through some internet searches it appears that the city governments of Southern Pines/Pinehurst are trying to slow the short term rental market in the area.

Concentrate on getting the next deal and acquiring your next asset.

Here are some numbers based on the info I could find.Gross annual Income- $180,000(rents,cleaning fees,occupancy tax and fees)Costs: Cleaning fees-$22,500Occupancy tax-$6,500Property tax-$4,500utilities-$13,000Cable/internet-$5,000Insurance-$2,000Maintenance-$3,000HOA-$7,500Debt service-$48,500Total Net Income- $67,500Sorry for all of the numbers, not sure if I'm missing anything or questions I should be asking.

There is so much information out there (in the forms of books, podcasts, youtube, internet in general) so I wasn't sure if anyone could recommend somewhere online that had it all localized in one spot.

.$61KWe also liked that Denver offered many of the high quality jobs and amenities -restaurants, nightlife entertainment - that made cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Austin attractive destinations in recent years, combined with the lifestyle benefits that come from living close to amazing, year-round outdoor activities.Ranked 5 of 62 for best large city economies (Source: Wallet Hub)Ranked 8 of 100 best cities for an active lifestyle (Source: Wallet Hub)Colorado is ranked #2 in the country as most attractive states for employment and #1 for job opportunities (Denver Business Journal)Ranked 12 of 62 for best large cities to live (Source: Wallet Hub)However, the leading indicator that informed our thesis was Denver’s growing concentration of college-educated millennials, which is a proven catalyst of regional economic growth.

You'll concentrate, and the house will get closer and closer until you can read the street sign outside and the numbers on the house.

I think you'll see more macro effects of workers relocating to fast internet, cheaper COL states.