Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Bought a tiny home and moved it to a retreat center.

Social Pilot is great for scheduling your postsJasper is great for creating blog postsApollo is great for creating cold emails for your blog posts- shoot for retreats, wedding planners, event coordinators, local traffic, etcAccounting SoftwareREI Hub is a smaller company with great customer service, best for 2-20 home rangeFutureStay and Bookerville are a bit more all-in-one, but great toolsThermostat and chargersNest is great for remote control of the settings, even if just to turn off between guests or alerts for certain tempsThermostat locking containers- some like this.

At one of the real estate investor retreats that I held at my properties in Costa Rica last year there were some retreat attendees that were less experienced than others.

I'm thinking that it may be best as my own family retreat offset with the occasional VRBO and/or hunting lease on the property.  

unintended consequences... something like this pass's and I assume this is a low income type rental area with lots of evictions  but also sky high rental returns on paper. when it becomes untenable to deal with this stuff the investment capital retreats. and you have areas that become even worse than they are now.. especially if these are low value assets by that I mean you can buy them for under 100k or under 50k..

You can use a catchy title like "Hot Tub Haven" or "Relaxing Retreat" to stand out. 

Through direct personal connections I know that Luxury Retreats, the luxury division of Airbnb is about to open the Las Terrenas market.

Dream property would be an off-road retreat.

Kenneth, Key Largo and Islamorada are a couple of Keys I stayed at for a company retreats.

I really liked what was said by @Derek Dombeck about going on 3 day retreat together to really have an awesome experience a couple of times a year.