Has anyone seen pricing for the all-inclusive resort and conference yet?

My goal is to develop this property without resorting to upfront cash investments.I've attempted to collaborate with several general contractors, hoping to find a partner interested in a joint development venture.

My pet county starts tomorrow morning and time to redeem ends in about 30 minutes  there are 400 items last I checked.. its a big one.. the one I really wanted got redeemed yesterday thoughIn the old days we would be a player for probably 50 to 75 of these going.. now I just cherry pick if I can 

Right now I am in the study and evaluation phase and I may not need the TSP loan by the time I get to the first deal, but just trying to soak in the pro and cons of all options.Your feedback is definitely some strong food for thought on why it might be preferrable to avoid a TSP loan or keep it as a last resort when I am sure I can pay it back quickly.Thanks again for the thoughtful comment.Sincerely,Joe

There's no such thing as a "deal" when it comes to STRs in the resort towns, but it is a better time than late fall/winter when the ski season is ramping up and the Airbnb market makes it more likely for owners to rent instead of sell.

For your fixer needing conditional coverage post-close:Specialty Insurers: High-risk flexibility.Surplus Line Insurers: Non-standard risks.FAIR Plans: State-mandated option(last resort)

Lots of great meetups here as well if you'd like to come out in person and meet many of the top players in person.

I live in a resort town, with a lot of second homes, so the market price for an average home is already pretty high.

I live in a resort town, with a lot of second homes, so the market price for an average home is already pretty high.

They often want to stay in a resort, but it should be a place akin to your property.How long will it take to repair the property?