Through some internet searches it appears that the city governments of Southern Pines/Pinehurst are trying to slow the short term rental market in the area.

Here are some numbers based on the info I could find.Gross annual Income- $180,000(rents,cleaning fees,occupancy tax and fees)Costs: Cleaning fees-$22,500Occupancy tax-$6,500Property tax-$4,500utilities-$13,000Cable/internet-$5,000Insurance-$2,000Maintenance-$3,000HOA-$7,500Debt service-$48,500Total Net Income- $67,500Sorry for all of the numbers, not sure if I'm missing anything or questions I should be asking.

There is so much information out there (in the forms of books, podcasts, youtube, internet in general) so I wasn't sure if anyone could recommend somewhere online that had it all localized in one spot.

Im scheduling an appointment with a seller on his property that has a tenant in it and he tells me he has to check with the relator company to see if it was fine for him to show it to me. the house is for sale by owner and it is on Zillow does that mean their will be a relator involved at the showing ??

I think you'll see more macro effects of workers relocating to fast internet, cheaper COL states.

Just to highlight a few things that I have working for me that the typical newbie I don't think would have:I have access to costar, parcel quest and SandicorI have the ability to code python (aka scraping data from the internet)Any web coding, website maintenance, etc...

Shoot me a message bro, I'm sure your internet sucks so if you tell me what you're looking for I can help you with numbers.

You can't rely on most what you see on the internet because they are mostly liars. 

Most opportunities are easily accessible on the internet.

You do the same things, just all the small stuff too, like taking all the calls, scheduling all the appointments, inspections and managing the bank and title company.