This seems too good to be true.My questions:1) Is it true that these "small cabin getaways" can charge $100 a night?

Thank you Matt hope that is true :) and thank you Chris for the insights!

Otherwise the general posting looks "too good to be true" and we all know what that means.

Do you say that owner use is valued per the property's rate sheet for true-up during profit splitting?

The true purpose of the Zoom is to actually bridge the gap.

I generally place my value on being a true on the ground resource, for my clients not only to go to areas or properties, but that I live every day in one of the most investor focused areas, and continue to work to stay in front of the market both on sales and on rents.  

I would say that Is probably true. 

It’s true that you can have a 10 percent down and have it classify as investment property for tax purposes as long as you can meet the irs definition of investment property while also meeting your lenders occupancy requirement. 

And that is true, but that is also sort of like saying "to mitigate the risk of investing in Apple, and relying on their decisions, I will start my own tech company" (okay, that is a bit extreme, but you get the idea).  

On the other hand, most true investment property loans are going to require at least 20% down.I also recommend that you network as much as possible with other investors.