The biggest reason that they will lend you the money is that they have known you for 10, 20 or 30 years and trust YOU.

I'm awaiting delivery on Brandon Turner's book on Rental Property Investing at the moment as well.One of my biggest questions that I cannot find a solid answer to is about direct lenders/financing.  

You can put down 3.5% and your biggest hurdle will be convincing an UW that the new purchase is really your primary.

I do realize that the xbox is my biggest distraction and without it I can accomplish more of my goals.

My biggest unknown at this time is finding a trustworthy and affordable contractor to work with.

What is their biggest struggle?

RailRoad which runs the childrens train the "Polar Express" through the end of the year and keeps town very busy with some 70k plus visitors.I would echo most of what Amy had to say about the biggest factors to consider for a mountain rental would be  accesability, view, hot tub, fire pits and lastly we have seen a shift from people wanting to be remote to being closer to town.  

The biggest point of the BRRRR strategy is to buy right with enough equity to cash out.

His biggest complaint was the amount of time it takes to get paid.Since you will do lots of traveling, you should keep your eye open for abandoned properties  (driving for dollars while doing your day job) and perhaps you can locate a deal.

My biggest concern is finding the right properties the investors would be interested in that will make a profit for them and me too.