Area to be left broom clean upon completion and all trash from worksite hauled away from jobsite.

It has not been an easy decision and I know motels don't typically sell fast (We might be in for a haul, but I think our price will be very competitive especially for Colorado). 

@Marcus Auerbach I have toyed with a similar concept.

@DuBois Othero Toy Brandon's book on Managing Rental Properties would be essential for you to read.

Towards the end of that timeframe I can find something that that is due for an update and I can put my own quality materials in for the long haul. 

Insane wealth, growing jobs, amazing climate, world class beaches... if you’re investing for the long haul I think you’ll be safe so long as you research the “micro-market” and the area where you want to buy.

Depending on the location and added amenities, it's a whole lot easier than offering delivery to a campsite or allowing people to haul the RV around.

look a the median price of a home in a given MSA  say Cleveland is 160k  well then you know that a good amount of homes at that price point are going to homeowners.. and homeowners want better schools and the neighborhoods are more stable. so buy as close to the median as you can I believe this will lead to better tenants.. lower up front returns but greater IRR over the long haul which is how U need to get financial freedom in rentals.

@Hai LocSFRs for the short term to get started, but ultimately the idea is to transition to MFH (duplex-quadplex in the near future to 5+ for the long haul).

You have to be in it to learn for the long haul.