Don't keep searching for a million ways to finance a deal, instead use that energy to start tackling the challenging of getting the funds.

@Juan Carlos Gastelum - I just came across this thread and wanted ask what would be a reasonable cashflow for a million-dollar investment?

I'm aware that RV parks are already on a faster depreciation schedule, and that's a great reason for why i am attracted to them.

You may not "need" to do these improvements, but nice units attract nice renters, crappy units attract, well, you know.

IRAs Roth’s and similar accounts can be very expensive and provide horrible returns a very good understanding of these is literally worth millions

Clermont, Winter Garden and even Apopka would be good choices for building appreciation and still have a good commute.Your budget may determine what areas are going to be attractive enough, but the rental market is always strong here, so I wouldn't put too much weight on that for now since you plan to live in it for a couple years first.Always happy to chat, just message me and we can set something up and see how we can help you plan or take action now!

There are a million articles across the web saying different things and I believe the BP community is going to be where the most reliable information will be for what I'm wanting to do in real estate investing. 1.

If you see one that looks really attractive you get with the local fix and flip partners to see what they think.

In short, you want to buy in a building with many units, modest condo fees, millions in cash reserves, permissive of long-term rentals, and not anywhere near the community's limit of percentage of units rented out.

They can't tell you if the flooplan is attractive, quality of flooring and landscaping, and other variables.