Maybe something like:"Tired of Overcrowded Resorts?

Big projects from multiple big players are on hold now back-to-back instantly in the month of May/June.

It may not be the most up to date, but unless you're updating your books every day this won't hurt you too bad :) What is great about Quickbooks is that it's such a big player in the mobile accounting/business field that it will sync with other apps in the event that your business needs to scale without adding headaches.

Conveniently situated less than 10 minutes from the resort for great skiing and mountain biking, and less than 10 minutes from Eagle Nest Lake for fantastic fishing and boating.

It should be a last resort, or close to it.I typically terminate a dozen or more leases every year.

And, go get a real estate license and get the professional designation that makes you a player.  

Personally, we've only had one tenant not able to pay rent, 3 months into covid.As far as finding deals, there are going to be established players in any market.

I'm looking to develop a treehouse resort in San Juan.

The big player in town even owns a company that lends hard money.They have been incredibly helpful in getting my business off the ground, they even purchased my first wholesale deal from me and i have taken a few of them to lunch to pick their brain.

One of the major difficulties, when you are pursuing the purchase of short sale property, is the number of players involved.