Won't help your current problem, only a licensed electrician can do that, but for moving forward, it's handy...We use the generator to power a trailer mounted pressure washer that has a 250 gallon water tank for exteriors, driveways, etc. and a lot of the smaller "fix it" stuff.

I'm willing to travel and network.

Hopefully with enough money to do great things for my family (Giving parents a great retirement, top-notch education for my kids, be able to give my wife a great life with excess, travel the world together, the usual...)My plan thus far is this:-Begin building credit (currently have none)-Begin investing in buy and hold properties ASAP (probably looking at FHA loan on multi-family with a cosigner to get going)-Continue pursuing Bachelor's in Computer Science-Graduate and find software engineer position-Live below my means and be investing as much as possible into buy and hold properties (I aim to be generating 10k+/month in passive income in my early 40's)-Once my passive income can support my expenses -possibly before- begin a startup-Keep working towards that 10k+/month and retire when/if I feel like itDoes this seem like a good, sensible, plausible plan? 

  - If you are single, travel light and live in these same flips.

Sorry for the delay I have been traveling for business and kicking off a new contract.

Bill Furlong from HomeAway also spoke on trends in the vacation rental industry, and here were some interesting statistics:78% of vacation rental buyers consider potential rental income when purchasing the home. 77% of vacation home purchasers in 2013 said they planned to rent out their home to short term renters.One third of vacation rental guests are first time vacation rental travelers.More than half of vacation rental travelers are 25-44.Other general trends that HomeAway/VRBO saw:"The rate of vacation home purchases had a banner year.""

For the fish that do bite expect Trailer Park full of sex offenders with pit bulls sitting next to the car on blocks, adjacent to the failing Lagoon.In most cases you're just going to anger people by giving them a letter with a good price to find out they fit the scenario above and you're overpaying, or anger them because you're way under and they won't even contact you.This is why people don't do it.  

I spend about 1/2 the month traveling for business so I decided to try AirBNB out.

So that I can start traveling.

This can travel in the attic to places you might not have seen.