Shouldn't be much more than answering potential guests questions and checking in on guests during their stays, and then the usual property maintenance work when something breaks. 

It seems like the majority of the backlash against wholesaling here is because of the common techniques being used (and pushed by "gurus") below: Spammy marketing methods - SMS, cold calls, and RVMs Underqualified people - a VA or someone who just took a course Poor data - a shotgun approach instead of contacting potentially motivated sellersSpammy texts and wholesaling are not mutually exclusive.

Meaning we could potentially put in little to no money?

I know STR is a lot of work potentially and people don't take care of a STR like they do their own home, but this is very appealing to me to park $75-100k as a down payment for a vacation home such as this and use it as a STR. 

Hey Community,I am looking into the Waco market to potentially invest in an MTR and want to know if anyone is having success with this strategy.I am aware there are strict regulations around STRs in this area, which I am not keen to pursue, so am curious to know if the demand is there for MTRs.

Don't do something that has the potential to bankrupt you.

Do you already have a list of potential buyers?

As I'm sure you know, you need a lot of information in order to make a sound and potentially profitable decision.

That's the power of real estate.When you invest in real estate, you're not only getting a place to call home, but you're also making a smart financial move.Real estate can provide you with a steady income, and it has the potential for long-term appreciation.

While I've been actively reaching out to property owners through cold calling, I'm also interested in connecting with potential sellers on BiggerPockets.If you have any self-storage properties available or know someone who does, I'd love to hear from you!