I would also try to get a better idea of specific towns, the draws to them in regards to employers and recreational activities and then get more granular on the details.For FHA loans if you are going to be owner occupying you can purchase up to a four unit with as little down as 3.5%.

Zoning says it can be used as restaurant or recreation or retail with a site plan review.There aren't many comps, so the numbers are rough.

Park City is a growing recreational town where a ton of people want to live and vacation, because of that we gets more appreciation than a lot of other places and the other huge factor for me is that its a place that I want to spend a lot of time.

Go to your Recreational area and your RV dealers. 

I would divide your income into percentage for family recreations, and another percentage for your investment, be it in real estate or what ever other assets you may consider to invest in.I sit down with my wife every so often and talk to her about real estate, she is not interested in real estate but she is very supportive of my goal and she listens to my ideas for the investments.

Big enough for entertainment, recreation and convenience, but safe enough to raise a family.

The land is zoned for recreational use.

Renovated grain silo at entrance and added recreational pavilion complete with outdoor furniture, stocked fishing lake, fire pit, and landscaped and lighted entrance.

Because I only need a short term bridge loan for the 7 units, can anyone recommend a lender who would be interested in funding the following:$2,800,00 Purchase Price (7- units)$4.025m - $4.165m Anticipated Appraisal Price (upon completion)Brand new 7-plex right next to a large recreational Park.

If you're interested in old growth forests, recreation areas or bankable buffers as part of your investment strategy take a look.