@Myka Artis and others have all valid points.I used to consider that vrbo performs better for full house/lake/beach/mountain/luxury/expensive and airbnb more in a yuppy area/urban/smaller condos/cheaper units.

I have my first commercial property under contract in Crystal Lake (North of Chicago), IL and I am looking for recommendations for lenders.

Our drainage experts are doing the best they can with all this rain and moving water from the lakes/reservoirs trying to make the least damage possible but it is just too much water. 

There is a public beach on lake Michigan here, an interurban bIke trail, and freeway access.

My focus is Muskego, but I am also willing to look at Big Bend and Wind Lake. 

We're looking at quadraplexs. The tenants are long term but at rents 30% below market. The property manager is clear that we can't increase rents for 9 months and need to move forward at 10% per year. With 30% down, w...

any wholesaler who has a website and puts up the picture and description  of a house they don't own is probably in violation.. pretty easy to get nailed.I just had one wholesaler call me and offer me a property in Lake Oswego OR>. 

I'm currently seeking out my first property in the Lake Orion/Rochester area of Michigan and don't have any experience in real estate.

There is an incredible amount of information here and easy to get lost.There are several vibrant Real Estate Investors Associations in Utah which provide great real life networking opportunities.Here are a few of them:Utah REIASalt Lake REIA (SLREIA)Utah Valley REIA (UVREIA)Northern Utah REIA (NUREIA)Southern Utah REIA (St George) (SUREIA)

In the Orlando Metro Area, I specifically recommend looking at the outlying towns of Ocoee, Clermont, Minneola, Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Poinciana, Kissimmee, Davenport, Maitland, and Lake Mary for best cash flow.