After rereading it after I talked with them I kind of had that same feeling that you appear to have which is the customer would probably have to sue them to try to get the money. 

You do have to watch those HOA fees, as they can get very high, particularly in the kind of properties that boast the amenities so popular in the short term rental market.

You also can concentrate on learning and meeting people until you turn 18.BTW as awesome as it is you are taking this kind of initiative at your age you ARE still just a kid.

I just did not want to violate any kind of law.

Just curious what kind of experiences others have had on this front.

We'll have to wait a few years though before I have that kind of money stashed away for property (as a good portion of my investment money goes towards retirement, stocks, ETFs, etc.).

welcome to BP @Evan ZierkI would love to hear any advice for someone who is just starting offYou'll find that kind of advice all over the site.

Long term financial analysis and thorough inspections.Financial analysis is always a Discounted Cash Flow model, including MIRR and NPV.Now, I do invest in the larger kind of multi-family and I have a background in finance.

Any kind of advice or wisdom will be welcomed, and thanks in advance .

What kind of clauses and loop holes shes should look out for.