Curious what other foreclosure auction buyers are paying to previous owners and tenants when you need to resort to cash for keys.We typically budget $2500 for owners and up to 2 mos rent for tenants.

I'm a newbie so I don't have much cash to put into a deal, roughly 10,000 of my own without going to family or friends as a last resort, thanks.

My secret plan for such a happening is that when it happens here I resort to CUSS WORD.

FWIW, resort properties routinely use the "CC on file" method for future charges based on a rental contract.

Jon- yes. many of the parks or resorts that are 55 and over, also have a waiver for up to 20% for younger residents.

I hate to resort to this type of question but I have read and read and read and read and then Ive read some more on the subject and in fact am still reading on LLC & CORP with their different tax designations.

As a result, this could be a near term boom for the local real estate market because of the investment and consumption dollars being spent at the resort.

(insurance attorneys are not on your side, they are on the Insurance companies side);)Amongst pressure from Insurance company lawyer, Arbitrator, and Plaintiffs attorneys to settle, my attorney i hired told me to Stonewall the plaintiff, balls to the wall (sorry ladies) as a last resort. we threatened to bankrupt the LLC., Point is: LLC was used as a heavy bargaining chip for the settlement that was reached.

That resort project on Greylock Mountain would have been the best thing they could have done for that town and it aint never gonna happen.I still visit the area quite regularly.

Not sure about Aina Nalu though.Anyway, a rough estimate with self managed (which I have seen many mainlanders do) its going to be the $21,450 gross, minus 877.96 for tax, $6,110 maintenance fees/HOA, $12, 454 in mortgage, $400 online vacation rental booking fee, and you end up in the black with positive $1,608.04.Also, a scary number I noticed on Zillow the other day was that home prices will rise a projected 22% on Maui next year.I bit concerning to see that kind of spike.I work in Hotel and Restaurant Management business and so does my father who happens to be in the same room at the moment (he works in a separate resort).In 2009 both resorts were in the 50% occupancy range.