@Gail Roberts , I'm not really qualified to be giving financial planning advice (I'm just an amateur real estate enthusiast.)You have $100,000 earning 6% yield in mutual funds (about $500/mo income), but you're fearful of this investment.

Tons of diversity in the market, multiple theme parks, zoos, water activities, golf, and casinos + 320 days of sunshine on average makes for the kind of market that we like.We don't presently manage hotels (have in the past), but we reopened our property management division this year - we sold it in 2015 and went to California, but came back to Spain in 2016 and found that the buyer had gone under 6 months later- and now manage a collection of vacation rental properties in Andalucia.

Be enthusiastic and nice in your first message, in all subsequent responses, in your first face-to-faceinteraction and in any phone calls/texts you have during your guests' stay.

Isiah Ferguson Something that always stuck in my head was a quote from the great football coach (and horse enthusiast) Bill Parcels when they asked him how to bet on horses.

There is nothing in this deal to make it an attractive proposition until you have Buyer ready to pay you MONEY for the assignment of contract or a tenant buyer with good credentials.You pays your money and takes your chances - especially at Donald Trump's Casinos!

Hello BP Enthusiasts: For the benefit of other Notes Investors like me who want to learn about Notes here is a list of Notes related Blog posted here in BP.

I recommend her not just for her expertise in the Philadelphia market, but also for her enthusiastic personality and passion for real estate.http://www.accessphilly.com/agents/SantanaHarrisonHope this helps and best of luck!

I feel like I'm reading about folks who hold seminars on how to beat the casinos.

Good morning BP-enthusiasts! 

Casinos, high end luxury goods, high end travel companies, high end car companies, you get the point.