I am definitely a small fish in a big pond, however I am determined to make this work.

The fish town area would be a good start!

Hotel rooms are usually filled near capacity during the Summer/hunting/fishing season. 

Heating is big in my area too… I’m in the mountains and the landlord usually pays for oil so another $4-7,000 out of pocket.

Hello BP family, I’m currently living on a 200ft fishing vessel traveling around the Greater Pacific Ocean.

I invested that cash into oil & gas assets near the bottom of the market.

The recommended entry budget is the starting point for your investment amount where you will begin to find a profitable short-term rental.Panhandle–Beach destination; somewhat seasonal; recommended entry budget: $500K South West–Beach destination/snowbirds; somewhat seasonal; $400KCentral East–Beach and events destination; seasonal; $280KCentral West–Beach destination; mostly seasonal; $400KSouth East–Beach and resort destination; year-round rentals; $500KCentral–Theme park destination(events/resort/family); year round market; $300KFlorida Keys–Beach, boating, fishing, family destination; mostly seasonal; $500K

The least destructive way to check for a leak would be to insert one of those fish cameras into the register (like the ones used in cars to check cylinder condition).

@Jorge MoralesJust let this one go…plenty of other fish in the sea

You live in a master planned, sub divided neighborhood and 45 miles away there is a lake community you want to buy a house to get away with the family because you guys like to ski and fish.