Typical is in the 7-10% range, but I've paid as much as 12% and in some resort areas the management fee can be as high as 25% off the top.

Mostly b/c I like to fly fish and ski up there, and also b/c it was a homepath (fannie may) steal I couldn't pass on.RE: Denver, I'm getting ready to stick my toe in the proverbial waters of REI, probably fix n flip vs. landlording at this point.

To those of us who use insurance as a last resort, it's a little disconcerting.

A day pass for skiing, a coupon for a local trampoline park for their kids, or a day at the spa.

September is particularly nice and the water is still warm.The property management is high and in some resort areas they charge 1% to 25% of the gross rent.

Whether buying a resort condo or a stock, from a security trader's point of view, timing is very important.

Additionally, an appraiser is more likely in calling a buyer or seller, a last resort, on a closed past comp and getting truthful information.

She has two homes and needs to sell one before a balloon payment comes due.The home is in a resort area that is commuting distance from Albuquerque NM.I don't have any idea how to do comp: The home is a work of art, it was an architects master's thesis project in the 70s (even has Van Gogh's, "Starry Night" painted on a wall).

-I have read elsewhere on the forum about contingency clauses, and understand that this is a LAST resort but I wanted to get an idea for what other wholesalers favorite or prefered contingency/out clause was?

I've never seen that in anything other than high end rehabs or resort settings.