There are ways to get out of it early but only as a result of your life circumstances changing (like having a baby and needing more space, moving closer to your job, etc.) 

😛 All joking aside, congrats to everyone - I "know" most of those people on the list and with the exception of Nathan they're all pretty good guys 😛😛 (j/k Nathan's my brudda by anudda mudda, we're even both baby bald) 😛

I felt like a sucker for paying market prices, but I had a two-year-old and I was 8 months pregnant with my second baby, and I work full time, so I and didn't want to do a lot of work; I just wanted to buy my first property.So, what happened?

Her grown kids were still living there, one with baby.

@Jonathan R McLaughlin update is they weren't interested in Cash for keys since they just moved in and the baby was due end November.

Francine,It's a lot easier than you think and if you can manage 4 kids and 2 grand babies its a walk in the park!

The growth drivers (tourism and baby boomers) are independent factors, and the Island where we are developing has over an 85% occupancy rate for nightly and weekly rentals.  

Baby boomers coming on line put pressure on home prices.  

We are not needing lots of cash right now and were looking to sell to wind down operations as we just had our 2nd baby and life is hectic so I think this should be consistent with our investing goals.I've never been a part of this kind of transaction and have no idea how to negotiate.

If you want to buy one place a year or whatever best to just buy in your own back yard and baby sit it.