I would love to hear from our South Florida investors on which approach has worked best for you in getting some leads. 

You can tell them below 68 can lead to mold in high humidity areas.2) access the thermostat in between rentals to adjust to a neutral temperature of a gap between guests.3) Have maid close curtains if you know next guest is not coming for a while.5) Apply tint on windows.

After that its affordable to book as many stops along the way as you like.If you could keep the leads coming in every month or two it would be worth a good deal.

BP is one of the best online real estate investment websites.

I will go online and find out the cash flow of properies just to practise =) BiggerPockets do have the propper calculator  for this but i have to be ''pro'' to use it... 

The theory was this would limit risk and lead to higher quality, longer term tenants that would be less likely to give me headaches. 

@Taylor Call If you want to do it with a little time involved in the day with your research try www.netronline.com  Go to public records online and then to the state you are looking at. 

He still doesn't seem to have a web site or online presence.

Their online platform is weak, but if you use an IRA-owned LLC you won't need to transact with Sunwest very often (since the day-to-day lending transactions will happen in the LLC).  

I was hoping maybe someone could assist me as I haven’t been able to find a clear answer online.