There are cities you can throw a dart at a map and hit a cash flowing property, and other cities where positive cash flow of any kind can be challenging during year 1.Personally I prioritize buying homes in areas that are reasonably expected to outperform the overall market in terms of price appreciation. 

I am sure short term rentals would/do work there, I just don’t know any of the players in that market.

The best way to do it is to prioritize what YOU value the most and find the lender that also meets your needs.

My 7yr old son does Futsal (indoor soccer) and his coach (who is a former professional futsal player) is looking for his own venue.

By prioritizing tenant quality, you can effectively maintain the integrity and value of your rental property.Future Potential:When considering a rental property, it's important to evaluate the potential for future improvements and renovations that can significantly increase the property's value over time.

Additionally, some mentorship programs have partnership opportunities and plug you into an investing network or a rolodex of team players that you can use to execute your deals.  

I try to post as many real life scenarios and ‘what-If’ scenarios as I think of as Alabama is really interesting and the legal players in the small areas seem (opinion: are) very connected. 

You have to learn how the program works in your market and the local offices and players well.

Pay back the borrowed funds after the sale and enjoy the benefits of points and signup bonuses.4.Prioritize Relationships:In real estate, relationships are key.

And, i would still have to know the name I'm searching for.If you're simply looking to see who the major players are in your area, your easiest route is probably to reach out to your realtor and ask them to pull all cash sales in the last 12-months.Also, you're in Orlando.