One, is the long, drawn out method by which you get the other party “invested”; time wise as well as emotionally in concluding the deal.  

I have a STR property that is in a FL land trust and I set up an LLC to property manage this property (collect rents, etc).  

I do know of one guy that does this and does very well.

Here is a great place to meet other investors like yourselves - https://www.oreio.org/ Not quite sure if once you acquire that property if your intent is to manage it as well for some insight into property management give us a call https://peartreegroup.ca/. 

Leave the AC set at 76 or 77 so you get enough air movement and dehumidification to keep moisture problems down, and split the utilities for those few months.

Each bank has their own set of credit limits and rate differences. 

You'll do well. 

After being a landlord of 4 doors for years, my wife and I decided on selling our property in the insanely hot Colorado market, and we set out on a road trip to find our new home.

The Bourbon Trail will surpass Napa Valley in revenue generated this year as well!

I think a homeowner can generally do fine with just a real estate agent but I'd agree when homeowners try to FSBO it rarely goes well.