I do think that one thing that drives company growth though is excess resources given to the right people.

Understand other expenses house flippers will incur (commissions, closing costs, staging, holding costs)4.

You get the experience of buying a property, staging a property, screening tenants, managing a property, and being a landlord (the lessons you'll learn here will be invaluable).

I’m not asking if I should convert property I currently own to STR, the answer is probably not because as I have learned from this forum STR only makes sense in vacation destinations where it’s accepted and those cities where restrictive legislation or ordinance hasn’t been enacted, and competition doesn’t degrade rates to the point of no excess returns.So, if you don’t mind sharing, what’s your minimum and your target ROI for an STR?

I had been so sure that this was excessive, but nobody could help to get them out.

Why not buy a simple small home, preferably with an en suite and from there convert it into a simple 2 stage apartment.. you live in one half of the ‘house’ an the other pays your half.Both would need work I know but with the en suite all you would need is a cooking facility for the other section/apartment an another small toilet for yourself...

I am interested in wholesaling, I am at the very beginner stage.

That seems excessive.

We are in the very late stages of executing a lot split through the city. 

I have a couple of concerns: late-stages of a cycle, (like what I think is being described here,) can last a long time...years.