Those starting out typically focus on rentals as it's easier to break into and find clients.

Some of my goals: I would like to buy and hold with the focus on getting as much cash flow as possibleThe Seattle market is a little expensive so I am willing to venture off into other areas! 

My current focus is Pinellas county multis four-family or less and looking to keep rents in the $900-$1500 range.

I'll be working for Security Bank, an under $1B bank focused mostly on CRE, IRE and commercial lending.

In your shoes, I would focus on areas that are Airbnb friendly and also focus on properties that cashflow as long term rentals.

We have some more ideas geared around this so I think it is a great idea what you said.I haven't really been focused on mobile phone contacts.

Based on what you've said, don't worry about what exit strategy just yet, but focus on getting a signed contract if the numbers add up. 

Sometimes tenants or visitors from other buildings park illegally and then your tenants won't have anywhere to park. 

I've been asked this so much that we're now working with a group of investors to help others invest and to possibly build some new RV Parks.Btw - as an investor, I focus more on the non-pretty Parks that are more like Mobile Home Parks but also now interested in the resort/pretty parks.A few things to keep in mind:Permitting will be the biggest challengeUtilities - is there water available, wastewater options? 

I’ve found properties on the retail market (MLS) by moving quick and efficiently, but I focus more on and finding properties on the investor market (through auction, wholesalers, and more).What Services Do I Offer?