Tenants never water like you would and they often don't report issues like you would see. 

However, we faced a few unexpected challenges:A hailstorm damaged the roof while the property was under contract.The main water line to the property failed.

Drinking plenty of water and bringing along nuts/trail mix or a piece of fruit while out on the road has definitely been a plus in my experience.

Plus you need to add troughs for water.

It is accurate that Hilton MGT. only allows owners to use the unit for 21-days/yr, while the rest of the 344 days, it will be generating income for you.The Hilton Convention Center and Branson Landing Condos offer benefits like garage parking, close proximity to restaurants and attractions, and beautiful locations, some units with lake views.Monthly dues are $300+/ mo. and those dues include things like:Building InsuranceCommon Area MaintenanceSwimming Pool & Exercise RoomLawn Care / LandscapingSecurity ServiceTrash ServiceWhat makes these deals so difficult to pencil out is their management fee of 50%, which is significantly higher than the typical range of 15% to 40% in Branson.

For example, making an owner aware that they will likely need to replace the hot water tank or the roof within the next 12 months if they're in visibly bad shape.

They actually have contracts with corporate clients and so your pool of prospective renters are higher.

Two quick questions for you right off the bat - Is Arnold under water drought restrictions also? 

I’d love to get this group’s thoughts on what to do with 3 acres of undeveloped land (no septic, no water) in the Texas Hill Country that I plan to eventually pass on to my children (read: never sell because it’s family land).

Utilities Perry in space does each you didn't have a separate electrical meter, water meter, gas meter, furnace, AC system, water heater, or is there just one of each for all of the units.