The step by step videos in this program I find to be easy to get through they are sometimes as short as 4 minutes detailing a step in the wholesaling process or a tool that helps manage your sellers and buyers and then they give you an action to take... they only release a few videos at a time which to be honest was sooooo frustrating, like I may have complained... but I see now it was forcing me to just take whatever "action step" in that video was, so now 3 weeks in I still and not anywhere near done with the coaching and can say I DO NOT understand the whole process but I am failing forward with hopefully 4 deals in the next 4-6 weeks!

One last advice I can give you is that MORE is not better, choose low maintenance high demand locations and the rest will fall into place.

You need to do this stuff because it's too easy for tenants or potential buyers to neglect the water bill, and the Detroit Water and Sewer is high.

Combined this leads to high cost of leveraged purchases. 

I'd also highly advise against ever renting to anyone that has the intention of doing STR arbitrage.

You don't have the forms, processes, marketing, software, and other tools a professional would have. 

prices and rates are high and there is lots of competition for deals, both on and off market. 

High paying jobs and these personnel will be looking for nice rentals.

We were interested in the Larsen Lane deal in Shawnee, KS, due to several key factors: High Profit Potential: The property had significant profit potential, with a purchase price of $218,000 and a sale price of $285,000.

Possibly low for FL, but not low for a normal AC.Even if it was dust causing the AC to not work, which I extremely highly doubt, prove it wasn't built up dust from prior years.