Technically you are not wrong about this, Kudos for using equivocation and definitional retreat  to always "be right". 

At least today where the value run ups have occured and the market is settling and in some areas values are retreating.

.- Market the venue to engaged couples through wedding expos, social media, and partnerships with local bridal vendors.Corporate and Private Events:- Diversify income streams by hosting corporate retreats, private parties, and other events.- Market the property as a versatile event space for conferences, team-building activities, and family gatherings.Accommodation and Honeymoon Packages:- If the property is large enough, consider building or renovating accommodations on-site.- Offer honeymoon suites and guest rooms for the bridal party or guests attending the wedding.- Create all-inclusive wedding and honeymoon packages to attract couples seeking a seamless experience.Just a few interesting ideas to explore! 

I just had to share some praise for our experience with Noe, who's part of the David Greene team based out of San Diego.Me and my lady are newer investors – 1 SFH rental, 1 flip under contract, and I property manage an AirBNB/retreat center, all in the Austin area.We make the choice to leave Austin and find our next home base to invest in. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $160,000

STR in Lake of The Ozarks with lakeview and boat dock with a lift.

It is more of a "Retreat" in my eyes and I should be able to rent the houses separately or together.Thanks for any tips you can give!

If this were true, I as an investor could go buy up a few blocks of post-industrial wasteland in any one of a hundred failing cities around the country, throw in a coffee shop and a yoga studio and some concrete counters, and just start raking in the dough while simultaneously destroying the lives of the locals.

I thought a corporate retreat etc might work well.    

Most private insurance companies are retreating from FL and government sponsored flood insurance is the fall back for most homeowners.Miami is spending 4.6 billion dollars on seawalls and flood protection, based on designs of the Army Corps of Engineers.From what I read FL has seen a lot of new developments on land that is much lower and closer to the water than a few decades ago, when homes were built on high ground.

Sounds awesome, perhaps add paddleboarding retreat in activities.