It definitely sounds more appealing from your comments.

That said, we also find the idea of living in a cookie-cutter subdivision not so appealing and there appears to be a lot of that in the Nocatee area.Ponte Vedra was beautiful of course.

Person who lost property would have no grounds to sue you.I did have someone appeal an eviction.

What I really need to work on, being a first timer, is the structure of my deals so that they would appeal to lenders so that they may over look my inexperience.

However, two Appeals Court decisions say you can allocate mortgage interest and property taxes differently, by treating actual rental occupancy days as rental days and all other days — including days of vacancy — as personal days.Before the TCJA, the Appeals Court method was often more beneficial because (1) it allocates more mortgage interest and property taxes to Schedule A (where you could usually fully write off these expenses as allowable itemized deductions under prior law) and (2) it allocates less mortgage interest and property taxes to Schedule E, which usually allowed you to currently deduct more of the other expenses allocable to rental usage (property insurance, utilities, etc.) on Schedule E when applying the rental income limitation.But after the TCJA changes, some vacation-home owners may benefit from using the IRS-approved method instead of the Appeals Court method.

Jon - you can certainly ask the seller to do this ...you might  agree to a slightly higher note rate to make the counter offer a bit more appealing

I've listened to all the podcasts to date and the ones involving STR really appeal to me. 

Better cash flow than Ontario..Hai,Buffalo doesn't appeal to me.

You will then need to wait i believe 10 days for the court hearing, then another 10 days for appeal period.

I learned more in this book so far than my past 3-4 months of researchE-commerce is a way to get cash flow to start, I just got a discover card so I may as well use the card to generate cash flow, that would be very appealing to a lender