Land seems to be a better fit for someone like me just starting out with very little in the way of capital. 

I'm not a glamping expect, but it seems like that might be a harder niche in which to compete the further COVID gets in the rearview mirror. 

It would seem the tenant was in violation as well as the landlord.

Pricing condo seems very different than owning a whole property.

These terms do no seem favorable to me. 

While I have done  both in the past, it seems like it’s harder and harder to accomplish as time goes on.  

VRBO doesn't seem to understand what we are requesting. 

Your price seems very reasonable for tear-down, hauling away the hot tub, and building a new deck.The value of your home has probably doubled in the last four years.

But it seems to be working for you so that's the most important and I guess it doesn't necessarily have to be impressive.Mind you, my main issue would be capital appreciation or the lack thereof.

However, I can't seem to get that across in the 30 seconds I have on the phone with them when I call.