We are pretty well priced and we are booking out for 2020 now, but there are several beautiful log cabin resort style homes on the lake for short term rentals.

It’s a great golfing and fishing destination, with easy proximity to Cali, very low population density / pollution, and massive growth in resorts and tourist volumes past few years.

I don't think you need all the players set before you do your first deal- but most of them should be in place depending on what deal you are looking at.

Most importantly you need to convey confidence and assurance you are a player and not just wasting their time.

VRBO and Airbnb should be enough and they are the major players.

We have a two phase glamping resort going in right now down in the Smokies and so far, the septic design has been the most difficult part, but it's all worth it in the end because the returns are insane.

When that happens our entertainment industry stops slapping up Billion Dollar resorts and it trickles down to less jobs and less economic growth.But again the opposite is also true, when the country is doing well they love to come spend that $$ here and we love to capture as many of those dollars as possible and jobs and economic growth are created.Our no state income tax structure here also brings alot of money  from people trying to escape the high tax states like CA, NY etc.

It's not friendly to leveraged players unless you go into really  crap areas.

Although, I saw something about JPM that is concerning Sorry, I meant the opposite as only the top X% of banks with the largest assets will see big players flock to them and in turn, smaller banks will start doing less and less business.  

Get to know the key players in your area.