It has a ton of practical information, links to your state laws, sample forms, and it's all easy to understand.

If you already have a group of investors you work with, understanding their capital reserves, risk tolerance, timelines on return, and various other factors to help you understand what properties will be good deals for them and should help you narrow down your scope.When thinking about what tools to use, think about what you need to get done.As a wholesaler you will need to find leads on potential investments, run numbers on investments, put together investment packages for your investors, etc.Lead Generation:- Can be done on MLS, Auction sites, etc but remember competition will be high here- Pre foreclosure lists- Drive for Dollars- Social Media Campaigns - Billboards & signsProperty / Market Due Diligence:- Bigger Pockets Tools- Air DNA- Reventure App If you would like to connect and discuss in detail I would be happy to brainstorm.Good luck

For the analysis of an arbitrage option, as well as other short-term rental opportunities, it entails a deeper review that not only involves understanding various market factors, but also the investor's estrategy and situation.

Specifically, I'm interested in understanding the discount buyers are typically looking for.

I am sharing this to further educate people on understanding bankruptcy and can share this info (since it’s public) with others.

As the broker of Investing N Florida, we specialize in selling, managing, and understanding the regulations for short-term rentals in the Tampa Bay Area.How about we grab coffee sometime and chat about the exciting opportunities in the market?

Your tenants need to understand that your insurance does not cover their belongings and your lease requires them to have it.

I think I might understand where you're coming from/where the confusion might lay.

I do understand the extra risks involved, but I was curious if you know if it scalable to a degree of 10 to 100 homes using BRRRR a year?

Thank you for the solid advice, Tyler.