Government cheese and powered milk.  

It’s a solid investment, Northern Michigan cottage with lake frontage.

While the prices seem great I am having a difficult time getting comps so what looks good in comparison to my market may not actually be good in Indy.How would you classify the following areas (still researching which hundred blocks to focus on):Fountain Square: Laurel St, Spruce St, Woodlawn Ave, Lexington Ave, Pleasant St, Linden, Prospect, Orange, in FS but near it Reid Pl, S State StBates-Hendricks: (400-600 block) Wright St, Terrace St, Cottage Ave, S East St, 1400 block S New JerseyBroad Ripple Village: (East 60th St to 67th) Burlington Ave, Evanston Ave, Crittenden Ave, Norwood Ave, Kingsley Dr, Ralston Ave, Primrose Ave, Rosslyn Ave, Indianola Ave, Haverford AveButler-Tarkington: Still researchingMedian-Kessler: Still researchingI am not opposed to low income cash flow properties in certain areas in 46218 Center NE.  

Have you looked into house and cottages with separate yards?

Purchase price: $1,800,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Converting a mid 1900's motel consisting of 8 individual 1 bed 1 bath cottages and a main residence into a premier STR hub outside of Charlottesville Virginia.

It was for a development on 33 acres that would have had lots for tiny homes as well as small cottages (Yes.

Couple points on the area:Attractions:- Bethel Performing Arts Centre (outdoor music performances every weekend during the summer)- Short distance to ski hills in the Catskills region- Cute downtown area- Many lakes for summer activities- State parks, walking trails are plentiful.Neighborhood/Property:- Easily accessible to major highways- Residential neighborhood, cute streets and plenty of little cottages for summer getaways- Two bed property, spacious outside area, lots of wildlife aroundWould love some tips, suggestions for purchasing and operating in this area.

We are closing on an SFH / Mountain Cottage with a steep dirt slope access to a creek from an old landing point. 

I've been bouncing around Chase's business credit cards and it looks like there's a 2.5% cash back card for large purchases ... like a $58K cottage framing, geo, and concrete bill.

In 2017, we were able to get into a property with a MIL suite that we rehabbed and have transformed into our dream home,and also remodeled an unfinished cottage on site as well into short term vacation rental and then long term rental property after Covid in 2020.