Explain how important due diligence is as a landlord.I bet this quietly goes away.

Don't go off a price per square foot as a lot of these jobs has to do with complexity and materials more than it does with the size. 

@Reuben Gathright man I bet that guy is a treasure trove of info.

We are financial sponsors of the project and visit it every time we are in the area.Flying around it in a helicopter by itself would give good perspective of the size but when I flew around it there was a large crane and dump truck on the arm. 

Bet decision ever!

I assume you could easily get $200-$300/night for a house that size and more if you have a well themed and tons of amenities.

I supply my tenant's with a business card sized laminated card with the account number on it.

The buyer is responsible for all taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, etc (you would be named the beneficiary of the insurance - fire ins, to be clear).Yes, you should get a good size downpayment. 

@Deonte Palmer Bet.

You better bet the accountant documents everything 10 ways from Sunday, and cleanly to boot.