There may be something they know that you don't; water issues, non-compliant septic, foundation issues, clouds on title - dig deep.

Fluffy cotton candy cloud fellow human being type responses exist to cover the stink of the real reason people do it. 

If you're wanting to stick with the MLS, you might consider nearby St Cloud which can work and has a university, etc. 

Cloud right outside Lake Nona, Clermont, Some up and coming parts of Orlando, etc) and plop a rent-maximized brand new property right where you want that asset.  

Nowadays it is all done online- the contract is in the cloud, you get an e-mail when you need to sign something, you sign online (electronic signature) and everything is transferred electronically and instantly.

Cloud, MN 79.3% 15 Greenville, SC 79.0% 16 Fayetteville--Springdale--Rogers, AR--MO 78.9% 17 Deltona, FL 78.1% 18 Madera, CA 77.8% 19 Billings, MT 77.3% 20 Charlottesville, VA 77.2% 21 North Port--Port Charlotte, FL 76.7% 22 Rock Hill, SC 76.5% 23 Odessa, TX 76.4% 24 Anderson, SC 76.4% 25 Turlock, CA 75.9% 26 Alexandria, LA 75.6% 27 Gainesville, GA 75.6% 28 Muncie, IN 75.4% 29 Lawton, OK 75.4% 30 Cleveland, TN 75.3% 31 Hagerstown, MD--WV--PA 75.2% 32 Idaho Falls, ID 75.0% 33 Rocky Mount, NC 75.0% 34 Spring Hill, FL 74.2% 35 Lubbock, TX 74.1% 36 Temple, TX 74.0% 37 Nashville-Davidson, TN 73.9% 38 Muskegon, MI 73.2% 39 Corpus Christi, TX 73.1% 40 Midland, TX 72.9% 41 Fort Collins, CO 72.4% 42 Lake Charles, LA 72.4% 43 Lincoln, NE 72.2% 44 St.

We ALL know that when anyone mentions motivated seller leads I show up in a cloud of blue smoke.Yes, money money money.

Now I guess the main reason many people dislike wholesalers is that they have a way of Clouding the water in a lot of ways.

The hardest part for me isn't the clouds or rain, it's the short days of winter.

Also, if you scale and want to outsource your bookkeeping, a cloud-based solution will work a lot better than a local, on-prem solution.