Changing the insurance is a trigger for calling the loan.

Its a tough call in some resort destinations. 

It might require a security exemption, however, which is something you should check with your attorney.If legal in your state, you can fractionalize your loans -- also called a multi-beneficiary loan.

I'm calling it the "other"camp because I don't know if we should call it the "boom camp" or merely the "no bust" camp or maybe the "neither bust nor boom camp".In think that both cases have already been laid out in this thread so I'm going to focus on your reasoning and question, as well as a more qualitative perspective.You start in the bust camp and then you're talking about buying there because you seem to think the bust is going to be followed by a boom I was stunned by the reversal.

If it looks vacant, then call the utility companies and see if they have service, ask about the process to switch it to your name 'once you close' and ask if there are past due bills that will transfer to the new owner. 

@Eric GibbsThanks Eric, will give them a call on Monday.

What would the loans be called? 

When can we get on a call, and how would I contact you? 

If so, buy some crack shacks with tenants in place like I just did in the last two months for 25k a pop and call it good. lol

Cold calling, mailers, door knocking, etc.