As long as you do that the sky's the limit. 

Resorts World Las Vegas - $7.2BDrew Las Vegas (formally the Fontainebleau) - $3BRaider’s Stadium - $2BWynn Resorts World - $1.9BOther Sources Of GrowthBlue State RefugeesSince Nevada is adjacent to California, I will focus my remarks specifically on California.

Hard Money is last resort IMHO.

This is only for properties not in a resort area, maybe yours doesn't apply.

Lots of changes for those operating outside of the resort zoning. 

Highend AirBNBs generally do well in high demand resort type areas. 

I had them sign paperwork surrendering the keys, their tenancy, and stating all property left behind is of no value to them and can be discarded at their expense.We had a spoken agreement that the jet ski was important to him and he will come collect it.

But, once you get the hang of things, the sky's the limit from there.

Fast forward to today, I have a quasi GC doing a rehab where he does the majority of the work in house, subbing out a few tasks, and I'm hiring a couple contractors directly and then coordinating scheduling.If you are looking at a specific repair task and want contractor referrals, I'd be happy to assist and provide my $.02.Use CL as a last resort; a lot of no shows and family emergencies is all I got from craigslist.

His clients include owners, developers, purchasers, borrowers, lenders, property managers, landlords and tenants of commercial properties, strip malls, shopping centers, restaurants, office buildings, apartment buildings, hotels, senior housing and assisted living facilities, condominiums, cooperatives, resort conversions, golf courses, and residential developments.