That would be the last resort but that usually works when I have to do it and i've had to do it a few times. 

I was looking at various financing options for my resort home, which is also used as an Airbnb rental.

Look for the oldest, ugliest and outdated property, great location, good school systems, resort area, etc.  5.  

This doesn't sound like it's in one of the high-performing resort-style communities, so I would be a little cautious.

If you own a hotel you might also have to pay a resort fee.

He advised me to consider the offer at $222k, cautioning that we might have to resort to a price reduction if no other parties express interest.

in summary all condo/HOA are bad investment except :- if they are located in prestigious location and/or neighborhood- they are relatively new so maintenance cost is low and predictable- they located in the market where DOM for condo is less than 10- they are located in the best school district- or they're located for resort zone/holiday zone.

Proximity to Vail Mountain Resort.

@Aaron Washington Most of the resort style communities in and around Disney/Davenport are going to have a spa, they are all built that way.

The last resort option of course is to list them for rent, possibly your market just can’t support $120k for in-park homes?