If your open to spreading your geographical platform you can pick up some great cash flowing properties.

Different geographical areas than MW, but what's the question?

You'll just be playing with the descriptions and making sure it's getting booked.  

We're hoping the sea rises enough to give us water front homes in Scottsdale.National Geographic states: "Seas are predicted to rise a foot by 2050"Wow!

I’ve heard some wholesalers doing the following: - Submitting a comprehensive list of interior pictures, exterior pictures- Submitting pictures of all the things wrong, that needs fixing, or updating, with a description of what is wrong- Submitting 2 to 3 properties you have comped to arrive at the numbers, and then make sure they know it is their responsibility to verify- Creating a list where you describe the age and condition of the furnace, boiler, water heater, oil tank and all other mechanicals.

TODD should also include the beneficiar(ies) name, legal description of the property, dated, signed, notarized, and recorded in the real property records where the property is located.

IMO, if you focus your business on investing in properties that have staying power, you'll do just fine this year: i.e. aren't overly trendy in the sense that it would require regular updates or paint jobs, market to a specific core audience that your neighborhood hosts often [i.e. families, spring breakers, wedding guests, business trips, etc.] has the right amenities for the location, has good photos/descriptions, doesn't "surprise" guests when they arrive, and has a reliable hosting with high-quality communication.

Most municipalities have their zoning maps and descriptions of what is allowed online.

Classic description!

If it's real estate, what geographical areas, what strategy, etc.?