Another person just a few blocks from me is also absolutely crushing it with his Airbnb in "The Hood" by putting "A Tiny House" on his (very) small lot on his property and is advertising The Tiny House Experience.

You will have taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities, collections, advertising, etc.Also you need to consider whether you will really be able to raise rents on a half vacant property and generate enough demand to fill another 56 units. 

I have been hearing some advertising for turnkey companies that are selling the properties, have renters and will manage the property for you.

Did all the work my self - cleaning, floors, paint, fixtures, toilets, used appliances off CL, landscaping, advertise, applications, lease agreement, PM. 

Just because you see other units advertised on VRBO, etc.

It will take an afternoon but I have done this and found some amazing deals that the bank never advertised.

And do a deep rental analysis, using free sources like Cr****list as well as upmarket properties as are advertised on the MLS.

But only to existing very well vetted and experienced operators I would never advertise that to the public and no beginners at all.

@Joseph Hammel A property isn't placed in service until it is ready (liveable) and available (advertised for rent).

If I don't really need a real estate license to create this service, can I advertise this service via website.