You should clearly define what your investment objective is.

Since there are many more listings competing on the market than in previous years, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address buyer objections prior to going on market.

The primary objection was that Florida (like Texas) is prone to hurricanes and RV's are not secure in a storm.

No shiny object syndrome. 

The object is to make money. 

However I just rented my significantly less nice 1 bedroom apartment in Cicero in like a week.This is an owner occupied building and admittedly renting it out was not my primary objective when we bought it, so I didn’t pay as close of attention to the rental market.However I would still appreciate some insights from people familiar with rentals in the area.

Good seminars have learning objectives, quality content and qualified presenters.Real estate investing has a shady, seedy side.

Since there are many more listings competing on the market than in previous years, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out from the rest and take action to address potential buyer objections/questions before hitting the market.

There are so many shiny objects which makes it hard!

Wyoming is big on making you prove that the owners were just nice folks who didn't really object to you using their property, they may just be nice neighbors.