Lean on your local Real Estate club - I don't know if you have any close to you but I lean HEAVILY on my REI clubs for this.

Hi ThivyaI do not know the Arkansas market, but I can tell you Disney is very heavily saturated and nearly impossible to profit. 

The macroeconomics here are really strong—population and job growth are both climbing fast, and big players like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, and Microsoft are investing heavily in the area.

Wholesaling is faster-paced and heavily reliant on marketing and negotiation, but once a deal is assigned, your risk and responsibility mostly end. 

It’s one of the strongest cash-flowing markets in the country right now, with population and job growth surging and major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and others investing heavily here.

It sounds like there was multiple webinars conducted by Ron Fossum and Marco supported by Tardus to hundreds of investors that also invested heavily in the Norada fund. 

I just wrote the BP book on Co-Living (25% off here: https://CoLivingBook.com)I've looked pretty heavily into Co-Living insurance.

Texas Property Manager heavily disclaiming I'm no attorney or CPA (best pro's IMO to advise you) - I would ask them about sheltering your Texas investment asset from your personal assets. 

I’m especially curious to see what works in the Orlando/Kissimmee market since it’s so competitive and heavily influenced by Airbnb’s shifts.

., flipping or developing with the intent to sell).As Josh explains, the IRS and courts tend to focus heavily on intent and the taxpayer’s ordinary course of business.