Sleeps 4 - 6.More room for 8 - 10 more cabins.Sewer and electrical in place.Each cabin will rent for $250 a week for long term rental or $225 a night, furnished, depending on the season.1Presently bringing in $780 a week.2015 property was producing $140K a year.For $8K to $10K building expenses per cabin, the investment will pay off quickly.Popular outdoor getaway area with lots of canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hunting and hiking.Owner bought land in 2011.Well house built, but cabins use city water and city sewer.Great business potential in an ideal setting.Owner financing for qualified, serious buyers.

Then if you have significant (like more then 1M assets) you can add an umbrella policy for another 2-3 million in coverage 

Because of the moratorium of writing new business in CA I cannot leverage my "normal" insurance carrier for an umbrella policy.

Also would like to discuss other options - umbrella policies, auto, etc.

If it's simply to "stay anonymous" from an ownership perspective that's understandable...but if it's for protection you can also get a lot of that from an umbrella policy. 

In the Northeast there are lots of areas with year round interest - hiking and outdoors in the summer, skiing in the winter.

@Joseph DeConto for that you would typically get an umbrella insurance policy.

The common area has vaulted ceilings and a patio slider that goes out to the shaded private backyard so the tenants will have some nice outdoor space as well.

Until then, get good hazard insurance, a good umbrella policy if you feel the need, and put property (and the mortgage) in your name. 

I've been to Big Bear California 15 or 20 times and Lake Arrowhead and never had an inclination to rent a home or cabin at Lake Arrowhead because there are many more outdoor activities and stores and services of every type at Big Bear.