Also, being on a golf course with no fence, we cannot allow pets or it would have rented in a week.I have two properties for sale in Southern California, and when they sell, I will be looking for new investments.

Nothing wrong with it but why not learn how to swing an easy deal right outta the gate?

It looks like the pricing for the legal condotels in Waikiki is on the rise now that tourism is back pretty much in full swing and the City is cracking down on the illegal properties. 

I found a report that the city of Austin Commissioned in 2019 diving into the management and business viability of the muni golf courses.

I was lucky enough to be paired with two gentleman I had never met at the golf course the other day.

When the pendulum swings the other way, banks start lending on condos again, financed buyers rejoin the game, and condos are among the lowest priced entry level properties to get into once real estate euphoria comes back.Condos have their downsides, too, and everyone will have their opinion on what's the best.

If you enter a listing agreement with them (even before putting on MLS) they'll have a commitment from you and may be more willing to swing by every so often.

@Clint Shelley good analogy Clint, I live in the Las Vegas area and we have a lot of development lots, I recently noticed multiple lots in a golf course community that are selling for about 450k and new construction in the neighborhood has been multi million dollars homes, so I am considering investing in the lots.

I’ll be hosting monthly events at my golf course in Windsor Ontario.

The savings on their tax liability will swing the scale in favor of purchasing.