With 500k on hands it's easy to make decision, 500 bucks a month is only equal to 5 dinner in average restaurant these days

A buddy of mine bought a restaurant from a family and the numbers worked . . . 

Your home looks unique and in a unique area so I would include a guidebook from hostfully or touchstay that you send out a week before check in to give them a better idea of the neighborhood , things to do , and restaurants nearby!

There were no Comfort Inns and no Fast Food restaurants, it was just tough dangerous, traveling.

It's no different than deciding to open up a restaurant, hair salon, or other type of business. 

Branson announced they'll be accepting BTC for Virgin space flights next year, but beyond that and a few restaurants, it's mostly just accepted at certain online retailers you've never heard of (although you could get most anything you would need probably - see link) Regarding a Ponzi Scheme and its (un?)

Curiouis thing about Mexican people,,,they rarely even flush the TP they use. they must be brought up right.

Useful info for cattle ranchers or restaurant owners, but how about landlords?

You can do investing many ways.I personally like apartments and NNN properties and it's what I specialize in.One that I didn't see mentioned is investing in businesses and or flipping businesses.You can find an owner wanting to retire and you put 25% to 50% down and then finance the rest.You can also find someone who wanted to own a restaurant for example and buys a business a runs it in the ground.I see this often with people that have retirement savings and want to put the funds to work and do something.They think having a business all these people will come in or keep coming in based on what the previous owner is doing and it will be fund to run it.After running it in the ground they are ready to dump it cheap.You let them pay for the expensive buildout and all new equipment and then pick it up for next to nothing.You put systems into place and turn around and hold long term for cash flow or sell it off for a profit and do it again.These are my main 3 categories I focus on for myself and my clients.I also like raw or semi-developed commercial land that can be sold off for a big profit.

You know, travel insurance, art work, local restaurants, special cake delivery, laundry service (for their kids at college), car service, special events, etc...etc.I know someone who is hiring a full time person to manage just this aspect (so, it will cover their salary plus make money).