However he mentioned that he had a property he was looking to sell close by so he could invest into a new project at this old ski resort he just bought. 

Hi all, I've been an avid LoopNet browser but heard in the recent BiggerPockets Podcast this is a last resort place to look.

Has anyone ever bought an RV lot at a resort to rent out nightly or weekly?

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Once some builders working in my flat messed with the connections between the consoles / DVD player and the TV, and smashed a lightbulb then hid it in one of the drawers.At the time I was livid, but never thought to complain.

We worked on several projects for KB Homes, Lennar, Standard Pacific, and smaller players like Brehm Communities.

Many owners use this option, but we also handle many resales, since several owners are also happy to cash out at post-construction prices when the property values have increased by 30-40%, which is exactly what happens with the vacation resort properties.If you have clients who are interested in this kind of investment, then you really do need to try to locate the pre-construction deals that are out there to offer them.

Certain players do consistently obtain more properties than others, partly due to marketing, experience level, or salesmanship.

She wanted a IPOD, because the MP3 player we bought her didn't hold enough songs.

Hard money lenders should always be a last resort, but as the others said, it is better to spend 3-5k than lose the entire deal.