So if this analysis is based on selecting properties based on how many Airbnb reviews they had, well that kinda figures.

However, based on what you stated your goals are I think buying the next house sounds like a better option to reach those goals.  

I was tending to make decisions based on how much “net income” was produced rather than increases in my wealth, or estate value.  

The Bank in Florida won't give me the H.E.L.O.C because of the property in Puerto Rico and in Puerto Rico I have to be a resident of the Island and Line of Credit are base on income not on equity. 

In detached houses the tenants typically pay all utilities like water, sewer and trash, which often are common utilities in attached townhouses and condos. 

We are based in NY, but we do have clients throughout the country.

Based on your description I'd suggest starting by reading the book: Who Not How https://a.co/d/eLZv7lFI think we all start off more DIY and getting our hands dirty.

There are a lot of reviews stating that these courses may not be that helpful at the end of the day, so I thought of reaching out for some help here from realtors themselves as to what they would recommend based on the practicality and ease of courses that give good results generally to prep for the realtor exams.Thank you

Then the rehab is done, financed for 30 years at todays super low rates and you get to use the rehabbed property now, base rents off a rehabbed property and base value off the rehabbed property.

We can see the BEST investment property available today based on math and analytics, and export that information to investors looking for it.