Does anyone know of any RV Resorts that may allow you to keep you RV for a season and then rent out the RV? 

I would have said leave cash-for-keys as last resort, but you've already done that.#1 - stop caving in to her nonsense.

If east to west, then the north side of the buildings or units won't melt easily.Did you go with closer to the population or closer to the resort area? 

There are unexpected events in life and in business that may cause you to resort to a Plan B, but to me it’s not a totally different plan.

I have been looking at and researching a very popular resort town out west which is in dire need of employee housing because most of what’s out there is short term rentals, VRBO, etc. etc.

Right now I am resorting to borrowing from friends for a 6% return and 2 points up front for a total of 8%.

From talking to another owner at the same resort with same floor plan they gross 45 to 55k a year. 

Purchase price: $585,000 Cash invested: $142,000 Sale price: $1,150,000 I bought a 1,100 sqft ski-in/out one-bedroom condo at the base of Park City Resort.

Regarding the leaking siding: If it says he is responsible for maintenance and repairs and the issues are not fixed it could be grounds for eviction (last resort).

Account Closed I am in the process of developing a business plan for a Vacation Resort and trying to nail down the Marketing.