We have shared a ski condo with some friends for 10 years.

Inventory is so low that I've resorted to yellow letters, and I've been in many multiple offer situations where I was outbid despite bidding 10k+ above list price.

So if you’re a new business, even when you have an excellent credit score you will still not qualify.Some small business owners resort to trying to get personal loans, but these loans typically look at debt to income ratio.

Most answers will be coming from a personal experience but without being biased they can be great if you have them in the right locations.Properties surrounding Amusement parks, national parks and beaches are all great.We hold a couple properties in ski resorts and those are rented all year long even with the insurance, HOA fees and property management fees being a little on the steep side.Its all about location just like anything else within the real estate industry.Regards,Andres Calderon

Value engineer (choose less expensive finishes) Last resort I'd do a redesign.

You would still have payments, but avoid the pain of a crummy rental.Last resort would be to just stop paying and let the lender foreclose.

I work in a resort area. 

She's resorted to intentionally running up utilities and running the washing machine and dryer for one item.

So you can water ski behind your 100 ft yacht?

Could you give please me your thoughts on doing a cost segregation for an oceanfront “condotel” in resort?