I put "paid" in quotes because we traded our last low income housing rental for it;)

I'm being asked to handle a trade permit and don't know where to start with pricing.

This new law is to stop what's happening in the black market/marijuana trade and to help the attorney general crack down by having affidavits filed.

Our good trades are doing their best to keep on top of things like this and order way in advance and warehouse them if needed so they are on hand when needed in the schedule.   

I am 100% for real estate but I think debt is not a reason for one over the other(in most cases).Most publicly traded companies are highly leveraged.Therefore, indirectly your ownership is in an asset that is leveraged.

@James McGovern, to me the answer is synonymous with why would someone invest in bonds vs in bitcoin.  

We have no previous experience with renting of any kind.Question: would it be advisable to start with a studio or 1br condo that's within 15 minutes of the slopes, on which we could make monthly payments if we had to and build equity and then trade up in a few years or go right for what we want now and be prepared to work like heck to book it year round?

Over the past three years, there have been 122 sales, which have traded for approximately $277 million.

The reason those investor accounts are out dated because many operators get more institutional... when they go over 2-4B in AUM... higher splits and fees means less ROI for LPs... the trade off is reliability in terms of counter party risk (stealing your money).

If you are willing to expand your geography to a 45min - 60min commute to Raleigh or Durham, then you can get properties with much better returns, but you are trading location.