Much of the housing from Naples up to Fort Myers is in master planned communities that will have HOA's with their own rules and rental restrictions.

And a post-script add-on: Learn what due diligence is, and that would be the first skill I would master.

Good rates for an investment loan, I think. 3.5%, comes out to 3.92 APR)We'd need to bring about 47k to the table and put in another 15-20k on appliances (there are none), finishing the electrical and plumbing stuff (ie, have a master plumber and electrician evaluate and fix as needed), and then lots of little things, plus or minus replacing the back deck.So, that puts us at 65k in.Budget Monthly:+1500 rent-1110 mortgage and escrows-15 city tax-125 vacancy set aside (1 month per year)-100 maintenance/repairsThat leaves me $150/mo in net positive cash flow.

In 2020 I went hard; I quit my job, went back to get my Master's and educated myself HEAVILY on how to buy my first property (Thank you Brandon Turner, Ashley Kehr, Felipe Mejiarei, and Tony Robinson).

Renting out the master bedroom and bath with walk in closet, covered parking, and utilities included.

She didn't just do that, she walked in and started going to the back of the apartment where the guest bedroom and master bedroom was for a few minutes.

There are no HOA fees for the property (which is in a 2 party condominium association) and water/sewer/master insurance are split between both owners.

There are no HOA fees for the property (which is in a 2 party condominium association) and water/sewer/master insurance are split between both owners.

This was a full remodel, adding a master bed and bath, digging out the basement, adding two more beds, a bath and a laundry room in the basement as well as a full kitchen remodel.

I recently graduated from Florida State with a Masters of Science in Applied Economics and I think it was a great way to refine analytic skills.