@Gerald Marshall, I have a family member who is a retired developer.  

I have brokered a few when I lived there and sold property.it becomes a ball and chain for the owner.. most of the time they are bought with cash.. and or like this owner financed ... and folks semi retire and run them .. but they work themwithout seeing all the numbers 130k of gross revenue for a small resort is pretty small..

hi @Nathan Turner , do you use self direct retirement plan to purchase this?

Generally speaking, we have found Wells Fargo to be the easiest of the large national banks to work with.The Charles Schwab Company Retirement Account is also a great option.  

I will try and keep this brief the situationbought 4 SFR on one lot (found portfolio lending it)  in dec of 14 for 235k all occupied but we will only focus on 2 right nowhouse Acurrent inherited rent 1100 for a 3bd good tenants pay reasonably on time by the 5th every month. semi retired been in the home for 7 yrs take really good care of the home and property but no longer need the three beds. now on a month to month with no rent increase over the same 7 yrshouse B inherited rent was 950 for a 2bd on turn over I rented it in one week for 1150 per month to a solid tenant. 

(I think I may have answered my own question here, keeping it out of my retirement accounts to keep the income useable for reinvestment/passive income). 

Rather, the retirement plan is diversifying into real estate, and the plan is the title-holder to the property (and borrower on the note).

Now the sole owner is overwhelmed and anxious to sell and retire.  

I will buy and hold until I retire from my w2 career.

Then I build or buy another to do this again for my retirement and trade Futures online for Daily Cash Flow.