And I repeat, I am making sweeping generalizations with this post, and I'm sure many people do not fit into the stereotypes I have created here, but I'm trying to get my thoughts across as clearly as possible.

One solution was to have an HOA (obviously this was a larger operations than an 8-plex), but it was perpetually under-funded.Can you provide some additional details?

A stereotyped but unconscious despair is concealed even under what are called the games and amusements of mankind.

Having been in the industry now for over 25 years I have seem it all and there really is no stereotype that ultimately sticks. 

Unlike a house, where once you’re paid off, all you pay is taxes, timeshares will increase in fees and taxes IN PERPETUITY

It sounds like you basically need to get a conditional use permit in the twp, and they prefer 2 acres or more with 50’ setbacks.The city looks like they have a cap on the permits which is perpetually filled.This actually seems crazy to me.

basically all the stereotypes with a class D property.  

I also know that I'm not the only person who feels this way.If you care about the reputation you're helping perpetuate about investors, then stop it with the bandit signs.Limit sign use to places where you've gotten permission and on your own properties.Good luck to you.

I just say go in knowing how to 1.) treat people well and 2.) understand different types of demographics and not be so tense about working with them or stereotyping them.But, the links posted really do tell really good stories, with photos, as well as tell the tale of the beginning of the Sub30k movement here on BP  :-)Good luck!

I'm perpetually skeptical but it does worry me.