There's plenty of work out there, and you can learn while making money. 

Cash investors tend to limit their exposure to it because it's illiquid, labor intensive to manage, has several risk exposures, and needs to be leveraged to get competitive returns, which means it requires a long term capital commitment.

I would then move into a small house for myself, and then hire a property manager and manage things on a less time-intensive manner from then on.Questions:1.

You may work out a deal with an experienced investor who'd buy it, will pay you a finder's fee and you'd be shadowing the whole process to learn how to do it right.If you do have experience:1. 

And if the deal is right, it could work out numbers-wise as well!

Will see what the city says about it and will let you know if the numbers work out.

In April, I proactively let them know that we could work out a reduced rent if the need arose due to COVID, but fortunately, they’ve remained employed.Anyway, back to you!

Unfortunately, the company I was with downsized, I was a cog in the corporate wheel and lost my job, and it didn't work out back then to purchase.Fast-forward to now, what I've done is turned that business plan into a template that I give out to clients who are looking to house hack but have no way of qualifying on their own.

It's rare for the assistance to actually work out in your favor.

As it's a seasonal destination, I wonder if short term rental (VRBO, etc.) might work out better and provide enough cash flow in season to carry through the off season.