You could pull off winter if you were in a ski resort area though.   

How far are you from restaurants, lake, ski mountains, hikes, etc. 2. 

Knowing the challenges of buying in a condo-tel resort and resorts that still have timeshares pose a challenge.

There are only a few new construction communities building in true resort complexes and they have wait lists for months, so the demand is definitely there.Hope this helps a little, let me know if you have any deals in Toledo!

I live in Frisco, CO nestled between 5 ski resorts, lovely Lake Dillon, and a 1.5 hour drive to the growing metro area of Denver.We are not alone here, but in Frisco, there is a big workforce housing issue as prices rise, so much so that our Town Mayor considered declaring a state of emergency.  

I could rent it out to a family like I've stated, rent it out to college students (assuming it is in the right area) with the requirement of a parent's co-sign for damages, or utilize it in an 1031 exchange strategy as a last resort.

Oh and whatever you do don't provide any jet skis... because people can surely damage those. 

Maybe, there are some lakes to fish in, but other than going to movie theaters I did not see many things to do.In California, you can go ski in the snow less than 2 house from Los Angeles and go jet ski on a lake on the same day.

I am interested in purchasing STRs in the northeast near parks/ski resorts (e.g.

At the same time, I shouldn't need to pay an attorney $1k+ to evict someone on a MTM lease in my own primary residence, lol.I also don't want to resort to putting their belongings out on the porch because there is SO MUCH STUFF...