Hello BP community,I have a 6 br home in stone mountain, with finished basement.

Thinking the San Juan Mountains in Colorado or perhaps Eagle's Nest NM area. 

So often there are folks prone to drama who make mountains out of mole hills and they aren't worth paying attention to but these are some serious claims and, given the rep I thought Scott had, I'm stunned that, through lack of response, he and the team are basically admitting guilt and running the other way. 

Outside of real estate, I enjoy hiking Arizona mountains,  plenty here I must say , and spending time with family & friends. 

Here where I live in TN, I would have no problem having the bottom end at 67 or 68 because the risk of freeze up is minimal (I'm in the mountains).

I would suggest starting out on a deal by deal basis, tho the reg A is not a bad way to go for this sort of thing if your raising mountains of capital.

Harrah’s Cherokee casino is just up the road and Great Smoky Mountain Railroad is a draw.

If you have a mountain cabin maximize the hot tub area and the cabin interior, etc.

So now we have conditioned when a person leverages self to the gill's, taken on mountains of debt and the grand some of there career is waiting tables or making coffee and some toilet-paper degree that a bajillion others also have, and maybe a few years experience at best. 

Purchase price: $195,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Sale price: $297,400 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in collaboration with Don and Peter, successfully completed a fix-and-flip on Rue Montaigne, Stone Mountain, GA 30083.