Not sure what your current living situation is, but you may have an opportunity to get into a new home with a Mother in Law suite, or an ADU that you can STR, just to see if that rental strategy works for you.

The bank who financed the construction was really pushing the end loans, but at the end of the day they were far better suited to the commercial loan than structuring a loan for the buyers.

Evaluate your position and exercise your right to make a choice that suits your over all needs. 

The cabins do very well as we are the only side by side option (unique selling proposition) for large luxury accommodations and we book 95% family reunions all summer at a premium.

luxury portable toilet rental I heard has good cash flow for business.

I had the luxury of filling the units while still in FL. and am only a month in.

The only way I'd be able to justify spending $34k for a unit turn would be if it was in a super high-end luxury market, renting for at least $10k/month.

@Tim West Yes - exactly my vision would be a different feel - community gardens, laundry facility, perhaps a guest suite that they could rent for overnight guests.

They had received funds to build a new ferry port for commuters, a new luxury apartment building, and redevelopment project for the waterfront area.

He alerted me to a mechanic's lien on the property for $25,000 (5 times the tax value), which gave me several days panic until a lawyer friend explained that these liens expire after one year unless a separate suit is filed to enforce the lien.