I have a building lot located approximately 2 miles from Sunday River, Maine’s largest ski resort.

Most in resort areas are now going to be non-warrantable and not eligible for financing backed by Fannie Mae.

depending on your DTI and credit score you can work with a bank or multiple banks to secure multiples properties before having to resort to your "investment funds" which you could save up over the years while you house hack.

I know it's a totally different ballgame, so I'm curious if anyone has approached this before and would be up for a virtual coffee? It's just an exploration for me, but I'm curious about:-Any favorite commercial areas...

Hello BiggerPockets,My wife and I have dreamt of running AirBnBs and resorts since we were married.

So while appreciation slows to a normal number (4-ish%), prices wouldn't drop.As we get rid of buyer's agents (there are a lot of big players trying to force that), the prices will correct for the cost savings for sellers but that's only really a few percent.The glut of inventory that people think is coming isn't really supported by the numbers.

Would you suggest to buy a house in margarita ole resort in Orlando fl for first Airbnb investment?

What you want to do is to make connections and attend local meetup online and get to know the players in your local market and find an investor-friendly agent who also invests to help guide you through what options you have to BRRRR.

For us, it is too far from the main ski resorts & overall it is a lower class neighborhood.

I am in a high priced, hot market on the East Coast with huge players who buy homes for cash and all of that, dropping hundreds of thousands per MONTH in marketing.Property radar is a tool that I was listening to on the coach Carson real estate podcast, that supposedly helps the small-time investor niche down to find property owners.