No one wants to be in corporate America forever but you have to focus and trust the process.

Even though my cabins are fully equipped for long term, I’ve never gotten a month long stays and although this is not impossible, I personally would never spend $3-4K (considering 1 bedroom hiuse) on a vacation in Big Bear :) not that I don’t like the lake so much, but for the money I rather travel to South America and explore mountains and have new experiences in Chili.Quick tip to get your calendar solid and the cabin more profitable: when you have those weird one day gaps between bookings, offer those to your existing reservations. 3 out of 10 people will stay longer so I just send them a money request and they pay for one more night at 40% off.

Bank of America...

We bought into the liberal ******** that Obama and the rest of America was cramming down our throats and blowing up our *** at the time. 

Home Warranty of America has a 13-month.  

There isn't a wrong answer...both options are better that what most of America would do.  

I I plan to retire in the next 10-15 years and although I have a wonderful pension plan from the Directors Guild of America, I'd like to have a bigger cushion.

I have tried applying for a line of credit from Bank of America with no success.

I think the statistic is less than 3% of people in America have a SDIRA but you know of that 3%, a large majority are accredited and looking for investments.Also if you combine what's said above in terms of thought leadership and marketing, and combine a charitable component, I think that can also go a long way in terms of raising capital.

And since we’re not exactly Bank of America, we don’t need a huge deal volume.