Curious about all of this because there may be a possibility of converting the barn to a wedding venue.

@Padric Lynch I'll be back for a wedding in March!

Before we closed on this as-is deal, we strategized to get the necessary work to make it "rental ready" and not go over the top with anything in terms of spending, partially due to an upcoming wedding and a few pending repairs needed at other properties.

Since the scandal—in which women have accused Hammer of engaging in real-life “knife play”—he has been fired (or quit depending on who you ask) from starring roles opposite Jennifer Lopez in Lionsgate’s Shotgun Wedding and the Paramount + TV series The Offer, as well as being dropped by his agents at WME.

Gather some real 1st hand feedback and you may hear a common theme come of each of them regarding price, location, vale, layout etc. 

STR strategy could be could for cash flow when everything 'opens up' the theme parks will be crazy with travelers. 

Now with businesses forced to either comply or adjust how they deal with social distancing (think theme parks, beaches, restaurants), our climate is much easier to move outside to accommodate those types of businesses.

My husband and I are wedding photographers and it has always been our dream to own a venue.

If it's paying for itself and you seem to be smart with saving the money towards major repairs, eventually this could be a retirement payoff for you in the end, or 11 years down the line, sell to pay for kids college/ wedding, etc. 

My wife and I are wanting to buy a property that could be a wedding venue.