Even if they give the landing page a few moments, if WE MAKE IT HARD for them to engage with the page, they will EASILY give up and leave.So, how can we make their experience seamless?

Amenities have to be incredible.

I do not have the capital at the moment to invest into any type of real estate but i am starting a new job in August and want to develop a plan, therefore i can jump in and execute when I have the available capital. 

So just side note to them for a moment. 

Shout-Out to an Amazing Realtor for Out-of-State Investors – Melissa Hudson in Cleveland, OHHey Bigger Pockets Community,I wanted to take a moment to share an incredible experience I had working with Melissa Hudson, a realtor based in Cleveland, Ohio, who helped me sell my out-of-state investment property.

At the moment I have about $30,000 that I could comfortably invest into something.

That was on Friday June 14th, 72 hours would have been Monday June 17th, and as of this moment there is nothing on my Home Depot Pro account profile that indicates Elite pricing.

Shout-Out to an Amazing Realtor for Out-of-State Investors – Melissa Hudson in Cleveland, OHHey BiggerPockets Community,I wanted to take a moment to share an incredible experience I had working with Melissa Hudson, a realtor based in Cleveland, Ohio, who helped me sell my out-of-state investment property.

At the moment put as much pressure to scare him as you can.4) Tell him you'll help at close and be there all along5) Don't tell him you're not the buyer, don't know the buyer or if there is even one when he signs, and really have no intention of even showing up at close.6) Make sure you put $0 into the deal or escrow.7) Make sure you tell everyone how easy it is to make money with $0 and for a fee you can put them on your list of hot deals without telling them anything about the properties.Sorry, in spite of your points, I run into wholesalers and understand profit opportunities. 

I totally agree, so many properties there are new and beautiful that there needs to be *something* to really stand outYou make a really good point re: no plan B, and in general I’ve seen the home values in that market depreciating (assuming because of the boom / growth in supply in the last couple years).I might be wrong here but I assumed that a general trade off between vacation market and metro areas would generally be that strs in vacation markets don’t really have a plan BI’m pretty split at the moment, but really appreciate your thoughts