Love Sanibel/Captiva, but fishing and diving is better in the Keys.- Would probably be a cash deal or if it makes sense finance up to 50%.- Targeting $600k range- Like the idea of a single family vs. condo... if we spend the entire winter here, I can't be couped up in a condo.- Would like let friends/family use it "at cost" or free for a few weeks during the year.- Obviously would like something nice but doesn't have to be million dollar home with high end finishes.  

@Joseph Bass, unfortunately, you may be out of luck.

It has 43 thousand acre Table Rock Lake, amazing trophy trout fishing in lake Taneycomo, the Ozark mountains and new attractions that seem to pop up every month. 

I guess I could do the blow in insulation, but that would make future electrical upgrades more difficult since then cable can't be simply fished through the walls.On the other hand rowhouses have their own efficiency.  

Then @Travis Salley know that the fishing that you are doing, is a COMPETITIVE MARKET!! 

I see a lot of folks that are wanna be's, but all of the real players that I know are still the only real big fish in the pond.

Once you get buyers in the door, you can always negotiate, but if no one sees the house, it doesn't matter how it's priced.You can ask agents for your active comps how much activity they've had, or even pretend to be a buyer and try to fish out some info.

I am a bass fishermen and have been to Guntersville , Wheeler, Pickwick, Wilson lakes and loved them all.

To be honest, I dismissed the need for this for my company as I wasn't a "big fish".

I grew up on Bucyrus right by that blue fish store.