How many trips have you taken to the property?

You may be totally correct with those statements, but the BS detector just tripped, and now you have some extra convincing to do.

The relevant city or county representative would be another good person to consult.During one of my wandering around and poking around open house trips a while back, I encountered a guy who had been very involved with the whole process for the project.

I want to move to Pensacola and take my boat out on charter fishing trips but want a stable income incase I don't go out as often as I would like, hine the pensacola area.

I figure 4 trips to each property per month in my calculations.

Like a 2by6 then taper one edge down so that it would be less of a trip hazard.

(TTH = trip to hospital)

However, when planning a ski trip to Snowshoe Mtn, WV, I noticed they had several units available for similar to lower prices in a resort location.I have requested information from their sales team regarding cash flow and rental management (they do it for you) but am interested to hear if anyone else here either owns property at Snowshoe, owns property with Intrawest (the company who does the real estate), or owns property near/at a ski resort- any tips on how to evaluate an opportunity in these niche markets?

The tenant did end up paid the rent (in cash) on the 12th after I’d served her the 3 day notice on the 9th; don’t know if she would have pushed her luck if I hadn’t done that, nevertheless she still owes me the late fee of $80 which she said it will be pay with the next month rent, I’d then told her I’d already spent more than $80 onto the attorney consultations fee, gas for 2 trips out to her and 6 hours of my time contributed into this; just to let her know.

Rent to be paid by local bank deposit- no chasing tenants for money, no carrying cash, no trips to the bank, tenant always gets a receipt.