@Chris Hutchens I’m in Canyon Lake just north of San Antonio.

For my own investments, I focus in two areas: The Washington DC commuter zone (i.e. 90 minute radius outside of the capital, where commuters and companies are spreading outward), and Salt Lake City, UT (state is #1 for population growth according to US census).Happy to talk 1:1!

There were some, like Lake Buena Vista Resort that allows you to self manage and redecorate your unit, but once you do that, you lose the ability to use the hotels management services. 

I'm a Lake county native and have found a lot of success here.

I would say to be cautious of areas NE of Reid St due to rougher neighborhoods or more rural parts such as SW of Silver Lake Dr.

Hello, I'm in the Salt Lake Valley & there's 6 other resorts here besides Park City you should take a look around.

Lake front home to sell at $1,000,000 to 1,200,000.

Anyone familiar with West Lake/Hunter Hills neighborhood (just north of MLK Jr.

Despite what a few have said, I've seen prices and demand here remain relatively steady thanks to proximity to SF Bay Area and Lake Tahoe.

Can anyone with MTR experience in downtown Salt Lake City give me their pros/cons?