You also can't just evict someone just because they pay rent late and you don't like that...Evictions are a last resort as they cost money and time.My advice in this case would be to first talk it out with your tenant and ask them to move out.

I’m now seeking the options of either looking for a partner that will bring the money or my last resort will be trying to sale the owner on seller financing.

Investment Info:

Condo buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $575,000

Cash invested: $120,000

Buy and hold STR in Mammoth Lakes, Ca

After getting several estimates of gross revenue from resorts within our price range, it seems like after all expenses (hoa, mortgage, management, etc.), we would be close to breaking even on most deals.  

Denver is a unique market due to the location near world class skiing and the general dynamic of Colorado.  

And heres the possible icing on the cake, one side is on a major road though this resort area, so that opens up possibly boat storage, retail, splitting it into building lots to sell or build rentals.

Clarkston has a lot of great restaurants, close to a major concert venue and also near a ski area for a winter weekend attraction.

@Paula Miser A hotel room should be the absolute last resort.

For example, Sunriver is a resort community in central Oregon.

The Airbnb guys are killing it 12 months a year, between ski resorts, water parks, lakes golf etc.