We fall into the camp of over rehabbing our rentals.  1)  We generally try to buy and hold. 

This post put you into Greg's camp :-) lol 

Then you camp out in the market and wait for them to appear.Second, you don't inspect a property until you get an accepted offer.  

I understand that the Poconos can draw people in all year around from skiing in the winter to camping in the summer, and with that said do people find hotels to be a better option given that they may be even closer to the attractions than the residential properties?

Signed up for Rookie Boot Camp that starts Feb 7th to help kickstart my investment career. 

We still camp in our toy hauler and are doing an RV trip in a rented Class C in a couple weeks but the month or two on the road just isn't feasible with my employment and the kids schedules but some day . . .Welcome!

I'm very much in Ben's camp here.

Some landlords think section 8 is an amazing program and focus on that model and others have tried it and are in the "never again" camp.

We're in the BRRRR-STR camp going forward.

The contractors have to stay in a barbed wire fenced in man camp.