The house is going to be in tip top shape for a 20 year old house (new HVAC, paint, appliances, etc.....).If I cant sell the property in 2 months I was going to list it with a realtor.

Unfortunately I can't give you any statistics or anything on this type of marketing because it's not something that I've honed in on for very long - but a few tips!

This is what my friends & I call an OAK-E-DOK :help:

I am a new REI and we're just starting out with my friends. We're looking for ways and educating ourselves on how to be successful in this business. So to all of you guys out there, any help will be greatly appreciate...

I have enjoyed learning the trends and tipping point of the RE cycles.

I went to Rothschild bank & was checking out e-mail addresses then started trying different variations untill I found the one that went through to David Rothschild.I've been sending e-mails for about a month no response yet but I have not been blocked either!

However, when planning a ski trip to Snowshoe Mtn, WV, I noticed they had several units available for similar to lower prices in a resort location.I have requested information from their sales team regarding cash flow and rental management (they do it for you) but am interested to hear if anyone else here either owns property at Snowshoe, owns property with Intrawest (the company who does the real estate), or owns property near/at a ski resort- any tips on how to evaluate an opportunity in these niche markets?

Great tip.

There are no actions on the city's part to stop this," she said in an e-mail.

What are some tips or tricks of the trade that I should be aware of before my first venture?