The casino host cannot refuse the big player request and have to get a limo immediately and get all the arrangement to take the big gambler to Excalibu_x.  

When the market crashed in 2008, I was selling real estate in a small resort town that was primarily funded by oil money from Texas.

Hope the deal works out for the OP didn't read deep enough to see if it was a good deal or not, but one thing that stuck out to me was someone saying Maple Heights, Ohio is one of the fastest appreciating markets in the country.As the biggest player in the space in the Cleveland, Ohio market I am here to tell you all unequivocally Maple Heights, Ohio is not one of the fastest appreciating markets in the country.

Im starting to build up a list of handymen and other essential players for maintaining properties.

The best part about Sandbridge, in my opinion, is that there are no Hotels to speak of, so they are extremely reliant on the STR market in that area, and Sandbridge has always been a vacation rental market even before it was "cool" so there has not been any push to regulate that area away from STR. the only real downside to Sandbridge is the price point is higher than other areas, the median price in Sandbridge is $928,000, but if you can swing it, I think it's pretty unbeatable for the area as far as STR demand goes.The second STR-zoned area, which is relatively new, is called the oceanfront resort overlay.

The volume players aren't going to give much priority to tire kickers or needy investors.

All the rehab players in our market have changed since then.

If you are dead set on it, there are ways to create cash, but you would need to find a way to market to pickleball players that would be willing to stay together for a weekend to play.

(aka as a resort town).  

I asked a realtor friend of mine that said it's mainly because they are in an area that is considered more of a flood zone because they are in a lake resort.