@Brian Mcmenamin I try to get to Poquoson once a month to fish.

The economy is primarily based on fishing and forestry, which I don't really consider to be sustainable sources of employment in the long-term.

And speaking to an investment consultant of some kind. 400k liquid cash makes you a pretty big fish, I would think.As far LLC/personal, I've seen a few people comment that its up to the buyer.

Planning to start my RE journey on the Northshore and expand to other areas after I've built some rapport, as the market is nuts here. 

http://wfpl.org/the-future-of-floyds-fork-louisvil...I frequently kayak and kayak fish at Floyd's Fork.

In a nut shell, I have a property under contract.

The park grosses around 375k per year.  15 min to downtown San Antonio and backs up to a river for fishing, kayaking, and swimming. 

I am quite content with a little hunting and fishing and playing some golf at the local muni.

One has a harpoon and one a fishing pole.

Asking rent is $2550 + utilities, first last security deposit is $7650 (which both strike me as a ton of money and beyond what I'd comfortably choose to afford, but this area is kinda going nuts).Last night, the most recent prospective tenant (single mom and high school daughter) said she would sign a 2-year lease and have the cash to me before Monday.The other competing tenant (family of 4) is actually former tenants.