I'm picking on Disneyland and Disney World because I make a lot of money and I can't believe they raised the price to get into one theme park to $150.

But I do think things like fun games for guests to play or having a theme are popular. 

I can tell you that I basically interrogated all the owners of VRs and B&Bs where I stayed and the recurring theme was they wish they had done more research before jumping.

The mostly common re-occurring theme that I am finding is their proximity to a sports stadium, events center, or airport.  

It also has racing suspension with Asanti Rims and gigantic Pirelli tires.

Now if you know the steps before this, building rapport, the upfront agreement to avoid the me think it over, discovering the motivation of the seller, and decreasing the asking price, this "what if step" is just a trial close, and unless you really haven't done a good job with the 4 steps before, if this should be very easy, should be an easy close.The next step from here is a letter of intent that I ask the seller to sign.

The central theme is to determine what the present value of all future project cash flows are worth today.If you are just buying and flipping properties in 6 months or less, from a time value of money perspective, there are probably more simple forms of evaluating shorter term projects and probably why there often isn't much mention of it here.

The suspension was in rough shape.

I have a truck with suspension damage.

They have been renovated (if not new), and they are loaded with features and amenities that attract travelers - features like themed kids bedrooms, video games, flat screen televisions and a garage that has been converted into an air conditioned game room or movie theater.A number of potential investors call me stating they have the 20% down for the mortgage, but they don't have the extra cash to pay for any renovations, which can't be financed.