I'll keep this short.

This option is perfect for those who thrive on real-time conversation and want that white glove approach.Our Interactive Bootcamp will feature the following courses:Investing in Multi-Family PropertiesBeing a Real Estate RookieBRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat)STR or Short-Term RentalNEW: Self-Guided Bootcamps -Created for the go-getters who prefer learning at their own pace.

Even our short-term rentals had a rental agreement with policies for payment, penalties, rules, etc.Here's something from AirBnB regarding rental agreements: https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/465 

It’s a short term loan used to acquire and rehab, that you would refinance out of post-renovations.  

Make a note of the addresses, then follow up with door-knocking or direct mail campaigns to speak with the owners personally.Lists of Probate and Foreclosures: Keep an eye out for leads on these lists.

If you want to flip or do more short term projects, then a HELOC may be a good idea if you can find a lender for that and you can keep your likely low rate.

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Rent it out standard or to short term to tourists, hospitals near the property and an area where people go to retire.

Short term rentals are tough in the Philly area though. 

-On that point, what are the best areas/neighborhoods for short term rentals and the best areas/neighborhoods for long term rentals in the Tampa metro (willing to go outside of Tampa city limits to areas like St Pete/Clearwater/etc.)?