Purchase price: $1,900,000 Cash invested: $2,450,000 The building, “36 South,” is conveniently located next to the Sea Pines Circle and is now home to 48 employees for the Sea Pines Resort.

It sounds like DST may be risky and best avoided. this is my thought process :if you dont have replacement property --> DST is goodif capital gain is less than 100k --> just pay taxbest USE for 1031 in my opinion-->STR in hawaii/tahoe/ski resort/FL beachif you want to sell in phases (as REIT stock) ---> Sec 721 is good rarely the best option is going to TIC/syndication, this would go to another rabbit hole of headache. 

As close to the ski resorts as you can get.

In a climatic health resort area deep in the Bavarian Forest, where the air is clean, there is plenty of nature and real estate is affordable. 

Hi Everyone - I'm interested in finding Cash Flow Positive Properties in Ski Resort Towns.

Have a backup place to get back in a W2 job if things go wrong .Use credit cards as a LAST resort .   

We just may have to resort to other acquisition strategies to find those deals.  

To my mind, strictly enforcing lease terms is closer to a last resort than a first option.

There were some, like Lake Buena Vista Resort that allows you to self manage and redecorate your unit, but once you do that, you lose the ability to use the hotels management services. 

As the title says, I'm interested in acquiring a STVR property in an area that has both summer demand for lake recreation, as well as close proximity to ski resorts.