I am interested in buying a few vacant parcels in several Mississippi counties, and it makes poor business sense to go into it blind.

Aligning these factors with financial goals and personal preferences allows you to choose the best rental strategy for your situation.Good luck!

Aerospace companies have been great with traveling business leads, as well as the hospital.

The main worry I have, is starting a short term  rental business.  

I can shed some light.LAW EXEMPTIONS - There are very few parts of the VRLTA that allow an exemption for people based on units owned, and late fees is not one of them.

So, if in the future your actions cause an HOA to take legal action you lender will likely be notified and call the note Due on Salewhen they find out about the title transfer.If you use the property for a rental, abide by the rental percentage allowed and don't let your tenant violate the CCRs, usually on parking and number of cars.I buy in HOAs using subject to and wraps and that is what I teach my students to do, allowing for the possibility of the lender being notified.

Wait until the government wipes out your business and livelihood with unconstitutional laws in the name of "public safety."

But also realize what might be high risk for you, due to my knowledge and experience might not be high risk for me, allowing me to take a big payoff with it....

I'd suggest trying a free training first that gives you the basics that will get you started and see if it's the right business for you. 

Not sure how much they make, but something to consider is this question:Once you make the introduction, how can you get repeat business from the flipper (buyer)?