If you are going to dive into that either be in a resort community near Disney (there are about 10 really good ones and dozens of okay ones) or be in a smaller town that may not necessarily be for Theme park goers.

Bid of last resort we called it.

I have a couple of units and is working very great by the way we are building 30 units of suits apartments for Airbnb ( not for sale ) But if you are worried because of the all-inclusive resorts remember not all people travel to a new country to be 24/7 inside a resort there are many things to do in DR starting with knowing the culture, history, and of course the gastronomy and you will never find out that inside a resort. 

However, I'd like to start building a some key players on my team.

I do have some saving and assets I could liquidate, but I prefer that as a last resort.

In addition, many townhomes have a splash pool and all of the communities have a clubhouse with resort style pools and many have lazy rivers in addition to the homes having pools. 

And when things break, the chickens will come home to roost for all SF/subto/no cash in players or folks who bought into the FOMO without reserves.

Then get your old property sold promptly.As a. last resort pursue the reverse exchange then.

Agreed, the deals are always to be had if one looks hard enough and know's the game.Don't hate the player, hate the game if you don't know how to play it hehe

South Florida....my opinion, there's some older folks that need to move to a gated resort community!