I had considered pushing more time into my resale business, tutoring, or looking for a part-time job but I feel like there is a more productive application of my time.My two main ideas are:1.)

In essence the difference is in the product being sold.  

Recently several people I know in the real estate arena are looking for additional cash flow opportunities and one area is in the area of e-commerce - there are several real estate gurus out there who are now pitching automated online stores.The premise - pay an up front fee of between $25,000 to $40,000 for their team to help you - set up your company, establish a credit card to buy product, build your online store and presence, research products, place them and market them on your store, sell them before you buy them, then using your credit and credit card, they buy them and fulfill the order to the customer. 

They have a product taylored for long term holds of short term rentals.

That is not to say that other areas are not good locations, but I'd prefer to play in areas where government, by and large, let's me provide a good quality product to tenants that respect and respond to good landlord relationships (relationships can not be over-stated no matter the location) and stays out of the way.Secondly, I do NOT and doubt I ever will do any type of government real estate subsidy (Section 8 as example) as I do not want to invite any form of government to be my partner. 

I am reaching out to other lenders to see if they have products that might help.

Generally speaking our property smells clean between guests, just due to cleaning product.

We also have seminars teaching you how to quadruple your money in formed and flaked pork products.

Greene calls it "LEARN WHILE YOU EARN".

@Jeff Cua I've read a few and my far and away favorite is Nolo's book on taxes: https://store.nolo.com/product...It's a bit like a textbook but it's comprehensive and loaded with great, up-to-date information (and the tax law is in flux so up-to-date really matters)