Hey John Bender, I find myself in Big Rapids a few times each year, (I used to do quite a bit a work in your neck of the woods actually).

Simply put, there is no incentive for buyer's to stick their necks out and buy a vacation home while in the prices are falling.

It is my neck of the woods.

Except I don't know how it works in these neck of the woods.

We had 2 major things happen to us in our first syndication that probably could have sunk us if we didn't have a mentor with a lot of muscle to back us up and help us get through it!

Again, it's very rough but in my neck of the woods, it's fairly accurate.

I'm in your neck of the woods, and while appreciate your thinking outside the box, it's a bad idea (IMO).

I have a ton of family in the area, so I'm always in the that neck of the woods. 

In my neck of the woods, a number of my clients have worked with Insurance Brokerage Alternatives (ibalternatives.com).

Yes, to them it may be a tad of a hold up/bottle neck because they have to wait for you to approve but if you ensure that you review and approve or decline within say 24-48 hours that should help your PM to maintain your property with efficiency and in excellence without running your expenses too high in an untimely manner.