No need crying over spilled milk, im ready to cut my losses and begin paying off that education by wholesaling to build up cashflow then flipping.

Just make sure they are using a mist sprayer instead of a jet stream from a hose, and make sure it's clear on who is cleaning up their mess.  

BEWARE of the Zillow scam which requires Agents to sign a term contract locking in their income and based on my experience provides the weakest stream to "potential buyers and sellers" requesting additional information about homes for sale.

He then proceeded to get his license 1) so that he could save thousands of dollars as he went about his own investing, and 2) so that he could have another stream of income available to work on when he wasn't working on his own investment properties.  

With a long term rental - Obviously, it is less day to day work and a steady stream of income.

However, I spoke with a local developer who has been in the business for decades and he tells me that any underwriter or bank would view my income stream with great suspicion and would not value it the same as they would conventional 12 month leases.Does anyone have any thoughts or experience in the matter?

Our goals are to build a secondary income stream and grow our capital.

Steady stream of cruise ship passengers every day of the weekend into Old San Juan.

Not easily, anyway.Someone would have to pay cash and go through the trouble of dealing with the clean up.That spill looks pretty large.

Most banks/lenders aren't looking for property they are looking for an income stream.