So it depends but right now I've seen a loss of value in the last 6 months.But I'm not good at this either so take what I say with a grain of salt.

(This is what I understand and still researching so take it with a grain of salt)

Hi Matt,Yes this was my original idea to rent in San Diego so the customer will enjoy the ocean - go surfing and stay at there own home by the ocean - seems like you surf yourself and I'm learning to be in that camp as well also all of my RV's going to Burning Man Festival from Diego which is popular and profitable for my business and here in Utah people mostly go to YellowStone from Salt Lake or any other canyons as nature here is beautiful and surrounding by canyons and mountains. 

Last piece of advice is take the spreadsheet numbers with a grain of salt.

(Read: My high end car lease is coming due...)Everyone else: No, not really, but they may sometimes help sweeten the deal a little and very rarely "protect you"...if and only if they have an EQ greater than a salted peanut.

The mixed component make it a more sophisticated investment.If you look into securities law in an effort to see if you need accredited investors take what you read with a grain of salt. 

I would advise you to work with a syndicator or fund manager, where you can own part of the deal and not be saddled with the effort of managing the apartment yourself.Obviously, I am a syndicator, so what I say is somewhat self-serving and should be taken with a grain of salt.

She found out her coach was sitting in a cubicle, in a call center in Salt Lake City, 22 years old, never done a deal.

But any listing agent worth their salt will advise their seller to ask for and receive a POF from any and all buyers that offer on the property.

The only way to find what you're looking for is to ask... and take jesting with a grain of salt :)