I only know about the Panhandle, lol, so I would say consider 30A (any of the resorts along it have some beautiful larger beachfront homes that rent well).

In Atlantic County, there's more and more talks about jobs coming back into AC due to Hard Rock Casino and Ocean Resorts (previously Revel) opening this year.

I feel like the occupancy rate should be pretty high, given the proximity to skiing in the Winter, hiking in the Summer, and foliage in the Fall.

I could fund raise from family as a last resort for a "down payment" to the lender, but I would really prefer to have just one note to pay. 

So glad I didn't have to resort to an eviction. 

Osceola county is uniquely set up for short-term rentals and there are literally hundreds of resorts, with more than 500 homes each, in many of these resorts.

As you can see from the example, whether purchasing a new, cheap vehicle to be used for personal purposes or resorting to using your work truck for personal purposes really depends on (A) the cost of your work truck and the corresponding Section 179 deduction; (B) your expected top marginal rate for the year; and (C) the cost of the personal vehicle you would but in the case you do not use your work truck for personal purposes.

Hoping that the brain power of the masses can assist in providing me with some clarity.We have been going through the process of doing a short sale on a ski condo in Colorado and arrived all the way to the closing table to discover that the HOA had not accepted the short payment that the seller's agent had indicated and as such was demanding that the short sale be re-approved with the HOA getting more of what they are due or else they will continue with the foreclosure process. 

I am willing to offer cash for keys as a last resort but I'd rather get them out by advising them that this will be a costly decision on their behalf and that moving out would be the best option for them.

For example, if they are coming for a ski trip, they are not going to look at anything west of I-15.