These factors can affect development costs and desirability.Topography: The land's physical features, such as elevation, soil type, and drainage, can impact construction costs and limit potential uses.Demand: Research the local real estate market to understand the demand for specific land uses in the area.

My take is that it's relatively high in elevation 5,300 ft which makes it the worst of both worlds.

Crappy situation and something you should elevate to VRBO but I'd rather eat the cost then potentially piss off a guest who might take it out on you in the reviews, which could cost you more in the long term. 

Definitely my brushed aluminum handle is what makes it "Elevated Living" on cloud 9 and will beat the comps!

With interest rates AND housing prices continuing to be elevated, I'm curious about what types of deals folks are doing in the current environment?

The condo market here is even harder with crazy maintenance fees, lease rent on some properties and special assessments for elevator renovations, plumbing and fire systems. 

Elevated Stays is the 15% management company, built around a handful of personal investments. 

When I was still hunting I basically ended up with NV below 4000ft elevation as my perfect OOS investment area. 

We try to get boots on the ground and is how we bought our last one which was a 4/4 with elevator for 375k.winter is the best time to buy in that areaAny other questions I'd be glad to answer - we have had good success with these two.https://air.tl/TOC8nWuOhttps://air.tl/uZ0G06GT

His example was he did a speech about his kids and then his hand out was the "10 things my kids taught me".