I have a suspicion most folks who own rentals in this area do it as a way to 'stay free' on their frequent trips to Disney, and that the numbers just aren't that great, but I'd like to hear from anyone who has experience.

@Kyle PareYou may want to reach out to @Linda Weygant as she is located in Colorado.She is a frequent contributor on Biggerpockets.She was also featured as a guest on the Biggerpockets Podcast.

Create a detailed operating agreement that includes how you will go about handling as many different scenarios as humanly possible (like how to address if one partner is not fulfilling their responsibilities, what happens if one person wants to sell and the other wants to hold, how frequently you will review the finances of the operations, among many other things I would recommend chatting through.Hope this helps, and I'd be happy to connect to chat a bit more specifically through your situation. 

I am charing because the excessive usage, not because of any certain groups or characteristics of the tenants.

I am in Houston and travel to San Antonio frequently, it's about 200 miles away.

Legal and ethical issues arise frequently, and are commonly encountered in certain fields such as medicine, healthcare and politics.

@jill sodoti is a frequent contributor on the thread with good insights on entity formation.

The down side  is that they are usually based on 25 year amortization (so higher principle payment than on a 30 year loan), and the rate lock is frequently just 5 years, so it will reset to current rate every 5 years.  

I'd be fine with those if I could get them more frequent - say, twice a month.

I've currently been looking towards Florida, specifically Orlando, as I travel frequently to visit friends/family.