This is different than Pigeon Forge and Branson vibes which have tons of tourist attractions, and many guests use their STR cabin as a “launch pad” for doing touristy things.So what’s the point of this post?

I have now started using a technique called "google drive for dollars" its great just let your computer and mouse do all the driving for you as you jot down properties in your target market that may need your help/expertise.

Quickly build their experience, and pad them with some profit, and now we get to use real estate profits to move up slowly and scale at the proper speed.Starting too fast can be a recipe for disaster if things do not go well out of the gate.

Maybe include a guide of the best restaurants around your property, or other places with attractive landscapes or good activities for your guests.In the Airbnb hustle, creating a space that appeals to a wide range of guests is a big deal if you want your pad to reach its full potential.

It has great potential for football season and summer.My estimate is $50k (padded) for repairs. 

I’d need a well, ~$50k and solar and site prep septic / pad ~$50k and a used manufactured home with a HUD tag for $50k delivered.

If he does finance it, do I essentially pay him interest on that "loan" while he's building or will he just pad in some fee (which of course has to be cheaper than what I'd pay in Capital Gains). 

It's Dec. 13 episode of "Get Paid for Your Pad" titled "Create Long-Term Wealth by Acquiring Airbnbs". 

It could very well be that the house was doomed from the very beginning due to one of the following - which would limit it to just that one parcel (from Source: Anchor Construction Repair - and more):1.Poor pad site development at the time of construction,2.Timing and conditions at the time of slab installation,3.

I dropped a bunch of mice poison in there and sealed the holes back up.After a few days I heard much less mouse movement.