I have been renting houses out for over a decade now and this has worked well for me.

It's set to open in 2026 - I think that will be big for that area and short-term rentals.

Oh, well then you shouldn't even need a permit.....!

I'm interest in attached 20'-22' wide 3 bed 2 bath 1 car attached two story. that's what we build in columbus as a single family and it performs very well as a higher density suburban style in Miami 

I was just thinking about hiring a collection agency as well.

Decent grocery store and general shopping, not way out in a rural setting. 

I'm in Spring as well.

You will need to invest in a syndication that has a TIC(tenants in common) structure set up.Since it is more work for the sponsor, they will normally require you to put up more funds to make up for the extra work.

There are calculators online but make sure you are familiar because I get a lot of people call me because their loan officer failed to run the numbers and they are getting ready to lose a deal or earnest money.If you want to go FHA you can always put more down but I would take a look at Fannie Mae as well for High Balance areas.  

I find this to be the case as well.