You'll lose the police being able to come write a ticket to a vehicle in the space but you would retain your rights to Private Party Impound. 

JD, if you provide the ticket to Hawaii, I would definitley be willing to teach you everything I know about REI.

But to summarize these requirements think big ticket items, roof, electrical, and foundation.

It's close enough to pop over without spending a fortune on plane tickets or killing two days flying across the country.

Try to match your house to your pool then you will see a serious revenue increase.i would say there are 2 types of travelers.1 - yes, they want the lifetime experience and not stay in a regular home2 - they are getting the lifetime experience in the parks, and want to stay at a place that can hold the people but on a better budget, especially with the price of park tickets. 

It's a direct flight away and there are properties less than $150k within my budget.

One air ticket to fly over to the out-of-state city of choice and that could eat up your whole year's worth of cash flow.   

I'm primarily looking at cosmetic rehab properties, so it's definitely worth paying attention to the age of all the big ticket items rather than the actual age of the property. 

Are you counting dishes or do you limit your concerns to the big-ticket items?

I had enough cash and just paid off the $8k balance and I got the introductory offer of about $1250 in flights.