Also remember to consider the positioning within the resort - does it have a lake or forest view?

I had to fire my last one and hired this one almost 1 year ago.

I'm not 100% sure on the law, but I know that if you don't clean a dryer vent it's possible to become a fire hazard in time.

We would like to have the property to an LLC for liability purposes and then have the LLC owned by our Family Trust for Estate Planning purposes.

I wanted to put a steel building up and they said I had to have a bathroom there and needed to have a fire hydrant within 2 miles. 

Here are a few thoughts based on my experience:Unique Amenities:Outdoor space: If you can create a cozy outdoor area with a fire pit, string lights, or a hot tub, it can set your listing apart.

You will likely have to hire/fire a few times over before finding your final hire.

My biggest piece of advice would be to fire fast and get cameras/alarm systems in place.

We had a GC give us a fake ROC number and walk off with about $50,000 after a few projects of working together before we fired him. 

You’ll also need owner and lender's title insurance as well as the standard fire and liability coverage, which I assume you already buy.