Anyone know of any marine dock/lift builders for boats in Florida?

Quote from @Devin Peterson: You are looking for a specialized mortgage broker who can do all of that shopping lifting dead weight and condition fighting for you!

Can you please lift it??

Now with a grand total of 6 months under my belt - I'm no pro, so you'd know better than me if such theories hold any weight.

That's $20,000 a year without lifting a finger.If I take my $500,000 and invest in a Smokies cabin earning $50,000 a year, I am buying a part time job and probably only netting $27,000 to $29,000 per year after the following expenses:Insurance - $3500 per yearTaxes - $2000 per yearUtilities - $6000 per yearRepairs & Maintenace - $7500 per yearHOA fees - $2000-3000 per year.Total expenses:  $21,000-$23,000 per yearIf I can earn $20,000 per year on my $500,000 with virtually no risk and no effort, versus another $6-8K for much more risk and headache, the juice isn't worth the squeeze. 

Having scalability in mind I'd like to do the heavy lifting now researching and trying different platforms for property mgmt processes... where do you recommend I begin?

From what I’ve seen, the deciding factor is usually a mix of all three, but in different weightings depending on the seller’s situation. 

Renovations + value addCosmetic upgrades (floors, paint, kitchens/baths) are where you’ll see your lift.

Depending on a weighted factor Sparefoot will show you as a recommended location for an area, you might even be 15 miles away, but if their algorithm says you're the best then you will show up at the top or closer. 

I added value by turning my client’s property into a fully ready, income-generating rental without them having to lift a finger.