The juice isn't worth the squeeze, so to speak. so yes, if you have a large enough lump sum, you likely have other ways to spend your time making money that makes letting the investment be truly passive makes more sense.

Agree with @Donnie Mendell To me, if I was vacationing up there, would want to 'get away from it all' so going to a real wood/log cabin.. insulated inside with heat (which you could get a wood burning pot belly stove..used for heat and cooking) and hot water are essential 

They'll also see why Daddy goes through so much of his special Daddy-juice every week.Now what I'm most worried about reading your post is how much cheddar you're going to spend on this repair,m and what the end result will be.

If you are leveraged across as many properties as possible, the juice simply is not worth the squeeze.

@Billy BellI am in Central Illinois and have been advertising on Craigslist for over a year consistently.

Wondering if anyone has done this, and if the juice is worth the squeeze to invest more to possibly turn my bad investment into a good one.

The grapes not make a huge mess, but I actually picked a lot to make juice & jam, but they still make a mess for what I didnt pick.

Networking in that arena has proved lucrative & has deal flow for my residential flipping "side job" I'm a big fan of belly to belly networking.Multi-Family Construction: Sacramento's development pipeline has seen steady growth, with 3,300 units currently under construction, adding 2.3% to existing inventory.

Hey everyone I thought to update this thread since it was VERY USEFUL in allowing me to choose a solo 401k provider (this thread has a lot of google juice).Sunwest is currently $500 start up fee and $200 annual.

Someone locally who can personally mentor you, like they say, "belly to belly, eyeball to eyeball" You can actually work with them personally.Meetup.com will have local groups in your area.