@Oliver Sparks you might fond it useful to join local REI Associations and make presentations to locals looking to participate.

I'm not too fond of this since cash flow is minimal.Option 3 - Distribute in a mix with more capital in out of state cash flowing properties and the remaining capital in the NYC/NJ area.

I'm not fond of vinyl and it gets brittle and they can chew through it.

Areas which can be a pain include:1) Minimum loan amounts (hate finding a great deal and then finding out the amount they lend has a minimum)2) Points (be sure to run the numbers as points can kill the deal)3) Miscellaneous fees (ask for full disclosure - have fond lenders with great terms and then underwriting or processing fees in the $1,000's)

What is the plan for the new fond cash reserve to get a new STR or Flip another cabin?

I am quite fond of the area and the local trends.

I'm not to fond of using "other people's money" peace of mind is priceless

I talked to a real estate agent in the Fond Du Lac area and we went and checked it out.

As I get older, I am becoming more and more fond of the concept of "enough."

This means I’m locked in to a single location, which I’m not very fond of.