buildings housing Gander Mountain sporting goods)

However, it’s a gamble.

A guarantee to lower the price is simply an invitation to raise the price as high as a seller can, with or without adding any value, and gamble on an appraiser bringing in as high a value as possible.  

I will admit, based on what you have told it seems like a real gamble without running a full application.

I personally love living in a big urban area and enjoying all of the attributes of it(walkability, mass transit, culture, diversity, incredible restaurant and nightlife options, architecture, pro sports, entertainment), but I realize that's not for everyone.  

Avoiding large tax bills is a lifelong sport but I’m fine paying a good chuck if I’ve done well, life is good  

If you're investing in a cool climate Mountains 100% - the access to winter snow sports balances out the seasonality in colder markets.

You will be relieved once you add this.As far as fresh water, or hot water plumbing other than leaving faucets on low drip in really cold weather it's a gamble.. 

We have a 15-night stay booked in mid-Feb that asked how the TV and sports stations were at the cabin. 

The income could be on point however her money could be going elsewhere and not be gettin reported such as shelling out for family, gambling, a peer to peer loan (i’m not 100 percent sure if those show up in your report) etc.