I'm opening up a new STR on a speedboat-friendly lake in Indiana, and I'm thinking about including kayaks, paddle boards, and bikes (there's a great 20 mile paved biking path next to our property).  

Get a paddle board, floats, etc. 

Rich Weese, bring the car, but don't forget your ping pong paddle.

Spend as much as you want on one, but without the other, you are paddling up a thick creak.Michael Quarles how are you posting deals on the MLS before you own them.

We'll just have to wait and see.Just for fun;I remember in 2000 when everyone was saying the market was hot.I remember when I bought my first house in 2003, and everyone said the market was really hot.I remember in 2005 when everyone said the market was to hot, but no end in sight.I remember in 2007 when everyone said the market was crazy hot, but don't worry it was going reach new hights.I remember in 2009 when everyone lost their shorts, shirts, and rowing paddles as the market crashed.I remember, selling all my real estate in 2005, because everyone else wanted in.

Take your time, don't jump in without a paddle.

The behavioral people call it 'Loss Aversion' and we often find ourselves paddling down that big river in Egypt because if we don't sell out of that bad investment we can delude ourselves (and hopefully our friends) into thinking we haven't lost money... but it's already gone and all that's left is the crying.

I'd rather surf or paddle board.

Here are a few of the things I'm looking at....salsa, boxing, surfing, half marathons, and competitive canoe paddling.

Michal I totally agree if I had of just went and bought the place i would have been up a creek without a paddle.