However got a few quotes of virtual full service folks that charge around 50-60 bucks a month, this will cut deep if the cash flow is only around 150-200 bucks on a typical property.

For more info, you can look here: https://www.anaheim.net/574/Short-Term-Rental-Prog...Basically, disney has deep pockets and lobbied to get the municipality to enact a ban in order to ensure that Airbnb and VRBO don't harm their hotel income.

There are two ways to go about marketing/advertising your business...You can go a mile wide and an inch deep, which would be marketing large scale such as blanketing an entire neighborhood with direct mail, door hangers, billboards, etc.

Many people deep inside themselves are destined for greatness, no matter the cost because the burning passion is greater.

I'm also looking in Stockton.I have, dug  real deep.

I haven't really gone deep on research yet but did notice the slim cash flows, etc. at first glance.

Ok, I’ll take a deep breath and move forward with this assuming what I did is legal and not a problem for my properties that have loans. 

If you rent a property for two months and then sell it, the IRS will likely determine it was a flip and not a rental, so you'll be subject to "dealer status" on that transaction.As a couple of us have suggested, it's probably well worth the cost of consulting a tax professional before you get too deep into this.

Find a distressed seller with a property that you can buy at a deep discount (on or off market, doesn't matter). 2.

I also agree on the lack of control with condos - but you can also mitigate that risk by digging deep into the financials and meeting minutes before buying.