@Andrew B. and @Mindy JensenThanks for the feedback!

Once achieved, employment status will be revisited in order to maintain some income and benefits such as medical insurance, dental insurance, etc.Market: The business will initially focus on residential zoned single-family homes that are located in class A and B locations that contain class B and C properties.Class A locations are areas with the newest buildings, hottest restaurants, best schools, wealthiest people, and highest-cost real estate.Class B locations are defined as ones with decent amounts of restaurants, schools, and people (ie “middle class areas”).

@David Daily I’ve got one market narrowed down and am currently deciding between 2 more markets.

I started at 24 coming out of a signed band touring,(broke lol) no money started flipping free junk mobile homes Bought a ferrari at 28(stupid mistake,maybe..lol) Now own two mobile mobile home parks and rental houses plus a trucking businessThat moves and sells mobile homes 6states wide.But it’s really that be obsessed with the game of money, or be lazy and average.

With those sums, that may help narrow down where to look for investments/ what price point for investments you want to aim for refinance for and save for.

I've developed a knack and liking to identifying trends in certain micro markets that help narrow investors desires to what is realistically available to them. 

You are effectively becoming the manager of their property and instead of them giving you an 8% you are collecting your percentage from the air B and B.

We have narrowed our potential markets down to the Central Gulf Coast of Florida (Sarasota, Englewood, Punta Gorda) or San Antonio, TX. 

I would recommend networking at local events and doing some market research, identifying your income goals and crtieria so you can narrow down and focus on the avenue that will help you achieve your long term goals.

I've narrowed down my focus to two specific options:1. $125K line of credit:  7-yr fixed rate (4.99%), with a 2-yr draw period2. $58K 40-yr variable rate (currently 4.99%), with a 20-yr draw periodThe 40/20 is much more flexible, but can only go to 80% of LTV and I doubt that I can buy and rehab on $58K, without coupling with hard money or other sources.