I have a 5 bed, 4.5 bath, 4,445 sq ft home on the famous August Rd & Faris in the 05 of Greenville.

Great design, Airbnb ready, I sold it like a business that earns 2,000 monthly, a win win Lessons learned?

With that being said, you can build a successful STR if you win on two fronts (to simplify it)The real estate side and the hospitality side (operations).The real estate side is buying a very good deal in a market that has a history of vacation rentals in my opinion. 

Good luck in your journey . . . remember slow and steady wins the race and the ones making teh money with many of the courses being hawked are the ones selling the courses (we can attest to that as we made that mistake initially ourselves).

Sounds like a win to me.

I still stick by the best buys will be Nov to Mar but if consumer confidence continues to erode at this rapidly increasing pace with one candidate wins, then there will be less ROI. 

Even though I will most likely win the case with my own funds fighting it, all three insurance companies found language in the contract that disqualifies coverage for this type of event.So I dont have faith in most insurance companies - they all seem to tighten up when claims are filed. 

It's okay if you're not going to become famous overnight.

It's probably pretty vague.If so, you're highly unlikely to win in court.Also, it appears you may be incorrect about your eviction assumptions.You state you, "found 3 forcible detainers".

If you don't play the game, then you won't win.