@Liz Fisher, biggest thing to watch out for is the rules and regulations for STR but in a vacation area like that it shouldn't be an issue. 

Using a vehicle to meet with a clientI.E. using a vehicle to pick up supplies for your business.

Wholesalers need to be licensed and regulated.

Have an attourney or consultant review and verify any and all contracts and accounts Including fuel supply contracts, Wholesale distributor contracts and other vendors such as  Frito lay, Pepsi etc. 

It's time to put a cold hard stop to wholesaling without strict enforceable regulation and licensing being put in place in all 50 states. 

I put our used winter boot plastic trays under the cabinets & that also catches all the other spillages they have with their cleaning supplies. 

Also, I checked with the  Dept Real Estate Regulation and Enforcement, They had never heard of a "tort".

These are less regulated than a REIT structure (think: less expensive and more flexibility to set terms).  

That's about as low as it'll go for investment, UNLESS you go for a multifamily property and move into part of it.Of course, the size of the loan will put a limit the kinds of properties you can buy - what is your strategy in that regard, and what does the supply and demand look likle in your area?

Delay selling 'til the supply/demand is in better balance; also possible but delays my turning over that money.Anyone have any advice, experience in this situation, or other ideas?