There’s definitely a market to get into private ownership of golf courses particularly if you can turn them into destinations for events and weddings to boost after hours revenue and build up your tournament schedule.The new buyers of our town course have set a 5 year plan for generating more business, attracting more tournaments, and hosting more small events by having a functional restaurant with good food for the first time in years.

My parents set us up with our first investment buy/hold as a wedding gift, and that is when my journey started at 24.  

This property is versitile in that you can also have agriculture profits, host site events (weddings, retreats, etc) and build another house on the property. 

Unless you are a famous celebrity or have a bad reputation of course.Also note, properties aren't re-titled, they are transferred from one party to the next.

I've been working as an estate property manager, and made a great income while I was managing vacation rentals, events and weddings!

 A: In terms of STRs, things used to be a lot more relaxed here and you could get away with more - yurts, campers/trailers, tents, weddings and events, etc. but now they are enforcing everything a lot more than they used to, and that will only continue to happen more in the future.

I have policies on my two children that will pay for their first car, college, weddings, and hopefully first house or a good portion of it.

I was at a wedding in Singapore a few years back and the gentlemen at my table owned 4 manufacturing companies in the US..

I was newly wed and 7 months pregnant living in Santa Barbara, CA.

@Jonathan Greene, I’m all about the opportunity, you should be celebrating the Bro investor, he could be the perfect exit strategy for you, or the perfect buyer if you are very skilled at sourcing the right deals.