Truth be told, the only easy part is the actual purchase where there are no barriers of entry.

The flooring is actually quite durable. 

If there was a good faith effort by the county to actually enforce their end of the deal, for the "safety of guests", I would agree. 

I have also gone as far as possible running numbers on completing a build, without actually having a building designed and priced out.

My wife works with a lot of investors as an agent (Florida), but she's personally built or flipped scores of homes, she has a construction background with an actual degree in the field, and she's spent years honing her craft.

I'm actually on here for my own investing not to be a CPA but I'd be willing to talk to you to explore possibilities of a consultation. 

Everything I've done to date is with LOC financing ... and for the first time in 20 years I'm feeling the pain because of the rates. 

I am not sure how much fight they can do in the court for cases like outside bicycle incidents but I think I will hire an actual attorney instead of relying on an insurance company’s lawyer if it ever happens haha.I just don’t like how STR insurances are talking like they are the only one who will cover everything.

Contractors, bids, and actual costs .

For example, my lawyer recommends that I give notice to squatters that I have purchased the house and that as of a certain date they owe market rent of $XXX per month.