This business is hands on, and I just don't see how you can do this remotely while backpacking or skiing all day like people will tell you. 

A lot of lake/cabin type of areas are also close to snow mobiling, skiing, ice fishing, etc.Either way, I would definitely recommend putting a small heater in the crawl space where you are worried.

Hopefully they are dependent on the income from the STR's and will continue to allow them.Lake Harmony is the cream of the crop, but it was a little too crowded for our tastes.Split Rock is great, but according to a local contact the new owners of the resort will soon be enforcing the 30 day minimum stay that's in the bylaws.

We live in south Orange County and wanted to buy a cabin as an investment in Green Valley Lake... quaint, less STVRs, and still close to the ski resorts.

Originally, my idea was to target folks who came to the mountains from the city but weren't necessarily there to ski at the big ski towns.

There is also a lot of building going on including an Ice Hockey facility which will also double as a concert venue, Surf park resort, Disney owned residential community, and on.

Hello all, I am looking at investing in a condo or townhouse at a ski hill in BC.

This property is also part of an HOA that provides a shuttle service for my guests to the beach along with a massive resort-style pool.

Plus the value of the work completed so far.Source of down payments funds, if applicable: Funds from the sale of our home in California.Income source: I am an independent contractor doing mostly handyman and property maintenance work, and my fiancé works as a mental health advocate at a private ski academy.Gross monthly income (optional): Combined approx. $5800-$6000Monthly debt obligations: Combined, less than $250/month.

The house was built in 2007 and is part of a condo/HOA resort.