I live in Michigan and the winter months do get some traction due to the ski resorts but defiantly not as much as the summer months.

As I meet with loan officers, they often tell me that an FHA should be my last resort.

We are nestled in between 5 ski resorts and a little over an hour to Denver.

We are looking at a rental income property in a resort town where we live in Crested Butte, Colorado.Details:Asking Price: $498,950SQF: 717Rental Income 2020-2021: $43,928Average Nightly Rate: $152Occupancy: 289 nights/yearTotal Yearly Expense + Mortgage: $36,072- The property is 1 bed 1 bath.- Ski in Ski Out location to a ski resort. - 100 yards from public transportation bus. - 200 yards from a ski lift. - Rental income has big potential to go up.- We would manage the property on our own. - Unit is fully updated and would need no work that the eye can see.

I’m now looking for my second cabin.I can see this being easy if someone has average ROI goals and is maybe looking for some stock resort cabin, but man your Cosby cabin story and other stories of how to truly get creative in this market show that there is a lot of room to increase your return, even with all the sharks in the water.

For instance, you can get one in Sugar Loaf, one next to the resorts, one in Baldwin Lake and it'll all be different price/size and other amenities that the guests are looking for per those areas.On a partnership, I would highly suggest that you link up with an attorney to draft the LLC/partnership for the OA for the agreement.

I hope you have either a super rich uncle or are planning on having multiple partners. sounds like the many clothing optional resorts in CA.. just need some hot springs or just heat water.. those are popular. 

Sky’s the limit guys.

Came across an interesting condo that is part of a resort hotel.

I've done this type of work for brands like Bose, Delta Air Lines, RealtyMogul, Vail Resorts and others -- DM me if you want to talk more on the topic.