I sold many ranches to very wealthy folks that wanted to own a big ranch for their recreational purposes.. same theory of the very rich buying up the big ranchs in Montana and other places.. its just another segment of real estate and one that is never really talked about on BP because this is predominantly a wholesaler or landlord site.. 

There’s access to a ton of good water for boating/fishing/recreating, but it can be pretty green with algae around this part of the lake.

We re-create drawer fronts all the time our new houses we buy that are missing them and also if renters break them and very often we have to lay in another piece of Louan over the rotted underside of the sink.

I’m looking for someone in the Upstate of SC that can help me wade thru the ordinances and building codes.I have property that I want to add some short term rentals for recreational areas, but anytime the questions get asked, the county changes the ordinances to block creative minds.thanks in advance

I haven't bought land yet but for the most part people buy land out here for recreational use or for long term hold.

Tramps are a fun thing for kids and the prices on them are quite reasonable compared to other forms of recreation.

My take in Waynesville, NC, you are equidistant to the Smokies, Pisgah National Forest, and Dupont State Recreational Forest.Also reasons as to why I am looking to get into the STR market:1. 

Nice, there's also the Deal Check app which is helpful for a lot of new investors to not have to recreate the wheel.

In short, I lost three years of data and had to go back and recreate all my files.

This is next to a recreation center.3.debt to rent payment is good.need to check about rent loss.