Those can indicate poor management, deferred maintenance, difficult and expensive upkeep like ocean front which will bring up issues with rising oceans, insurance, and hurricanes. 

The only issue with seller finance and resale is if they don't want to receive a payoff in short order, then they should include a pre-payment penalty. 

The issue is new hosts don't have the advantage you are getting from your direct bookings.

You need to identify which strategy you like best before jumping in and get extremely familiar with the process of underwriting deals.

Nothing wrong with partnerships - I have used one to scale way faster than I would have on my own because he brought skills I didn’t have - but if you can do a deal on your own first to get a better understanding of the entire process it may help you identify what you need from a partner and what types of things should be in the operating agreement.As for the operating agreement, be sure you sit down with an experienced attorney who will help go over the dozens of scenarios that may come up and how you would like to handle them. 

It's not a giant burden right now, but with AI and duplication posts, it's becoming much easier to spam overall.I still find the biggest 'issue' on the Forum is what we've already talked about - the failure of most new members to use the search feature before asking the same question that has been asked over and over again.

Not sure it will come through but I wanted to check in this forum how others have handled issues with incompetent property management companies.Thanks, What did the property management company do that makes you feel like they should pay you $4,000?

If you set up this new endeavor, the 10 cabin property, improperly you take the chance that things don't transfer and possible future legal issues. 

One option to try is to identify the hospitals that are close to your property and try to reach out directly to their HR departments.

I am experiencing similar issues with time of year being the main culprit.