If that’s what you got for curb appeal and that’s the best street view pic you can take of it I would scrap that one altogether, but that’s a last resort.

I think as long as your close to the ski resort you should do well.

We bought a unit in Hollywood, Florida. Originally the project was intended to be run as a hotel, by an internationally known hotel chain, but upon completion the the group which was supposed to run the hotel aspect w...

I personally was out there gathering information and documents regarding raw Oceanfront property (with permits in place for Hotel Casino and Resort), Acreage for agriculture development (Puerto Rico is blessed with very Fertile Soil), some shopping centers in urban areas and 2 private islands that a broker wants me to help him market here in the States.

In the case of Phoenix, Scottsdale is home to more residents with money (doctors, lawyers, athletes) and larger plots of land along with luxury hotels, resorts, and tons of entertainment.

Again, it's a guess, but the way you're describing the property is that it's a "apartment if last resort".

I'm slowly seeing demand creep back but our esteemed governor has extended the ban on STR's while leaving hotels, motels, inns, resorts, non-transient public lodging establishments, or time share projects open!

However Leadville is too far from the quality ski resorts, too far from Denver, too high elevation (at 10,152 feet it's too high for weekenders from Denver to adjust to in a weekend, which is actually a big deal and causes many people to sell when they realize it), too cold, and too windy to ever become as expensive as the more desirable mountain towns like Vail and those of Summit County.

Think of the websites and brochures that you encounter for luxury spas and resorts.

SFHs are fairly expensive here and there is a hefty HOA for the resort - condos have an additional HOA over that.You’re right that Taos would be a better option.