Some fresh perspective to get me moving again, I can’t thank you enough.

Here is my perspective (as someone who watches these videos just to start learning about flips) on what is very helpful as I watch those videos: 1.

LOL  no background at least in the 3 states I have had or have a RE brokers license in. and from my perspective I get whats happening because its what I do in my day Job..

When looking at a home from a rental perspective, you want to figure out your expenses (carrying costs, interest, etc), put aside money for repairs, factor in vacancies and then look at comparable rentals in the area.As for where to post it for rent, that varies by area. 

The two western markets stopped making sense from a cashflow perspective long ago, and now sellers in the Florida market have gotten unrealistic (IMHO) about their expectations of property values, making good deals very difficult to find (rents have moved up 5-10% over the last 3 years, while sellers are expecting >50% increase in price over the same time frame). 

From the perspective of a user of short term rentals, everything from short 2-night stays (~$500) in small condos to over a week stays in amazing beach front homes ($10,000), I would not stay in a place that doesn’t provide linens. 

We're in good shape in terms of financing, but are looking for someone that can help us grow a long-term BRRR position in the market that has the perspective of an investor. 

Hey @Daniel Watts, Just from an insurance perspective you will need to be prepared to put an individuals name or all of your names as property insureds and the LLC as a co-insured.If the extra payment of capital means you have "more skin in the game" you might want to allow them to not have their name on the insurance or if you have more skin in the game than you get to get the insurance in your name.

(I'm not knocking investors, I am one myself - just pointing out the reality of the situation from an agent's perspective). 

That's an interesting perspective.