And as Rory points out, subsequent loans require less overall time and effort once you have a track record.

And to clarify with some of the above responses, you CAN keep putting 5% down on subsequent primary residences.

To us, the draw is the resort and their water park. 

Putting less down may subsequently put you in a break-even scenario or possibly even a negative cash flow.

Less financialized asset classes such as commodities, precious metals, and crypto assets will not draw down to the same extent, as their values are not directly leveraged over the yield on U.S.

However, many line of credits require initial draw so you may have to make payments on it.

While I look at DFW, for the most part I draw a big circle around DFW and mostly look at the outside of the circle. 

Do you draw any hard lines in the "Year Constructed" sand? 

I am guessing they can of course sell it off subsequently if it underperforms.The proof of the pudding is in their sustained payouts and capital appreciation.

Incentivism them to get out of the house--we have offered full deposit return (obviously that is done day they leave--draw it up if you need to so they are comfortable).