Looking for Tips on how to find places that have multiple cabins or additional dwellings on a property that I could live on and run.

Florida doesnt screw around with licensing so best check into it, only takes 1 mad tenant to make a call. 

You are just starting out, but these connections are critical for your future success throughout your career as a landlord.

Quote from @Jared Bernstein: For people that rent out rooms that do rely on renting to friends or family how do you usually find your tenants?

I’ve been using PropStream and BatchLeads to skip trace buyers, but most of the numbers I get are either outdated, landlines, or on the DNC list.I’ve also tried reaching out through Craigslist, but haven’t had much success there either.

Again, i think building your niche on your construction knowledge can help you build a client base that is smart enough to hire you which might make your job even easier- and specializing in new builds and common pitfalls/things to look out for/navigating builder pushback for your clients in my opinion makes you the #1 agent for folks buying a new build esp for the first time.

Ultimately, I'm looking for any tips and tricks for out of state investing or recommendations on a market.

Having multiple lead channels (and not relying on just one) made a big difference.Tip: If one lead source dries up, your business shouldn’t stall.

-Find out who these sub contractors are -Do they have approprioate insurance & are you listed as additional insured?

An unethical wholesaler, on the other hand, will call at all hours, spam call/text you, submit blind or lowball offers (sometimes half the listing price), and some may even attempt to market your listing as their own, which is illegal.General Guidelines for Working with WholesalersThese suggestions are based on experience and should be applied case by case: No blind offers — Check Showing Time, or request proof they’ve seen the property before accepting an offer.