For that matter, I have yet to see anything on the MLS (I haven't found a good source of off-market opportunities yet) with a cash ROI above a 10-year treasury bond (once all costs are taken into account).I'm already heavily invested in other non-RE assets (stocks, bonds, etc.) so for me to go in on a property that needs rehab, management, etc., it better be worth the extra hassle.

I have a lengthy Legal Opinion, from my seasoned Legal Team regarding this matter. 

I've never heard of a timeshare that cashflowed (or appreciated, for that matter), but I'll admit I haven't spent much time on the question.

In today's current lending environment, no matter where the asset is, a line of credit on an investment property, through a conventional lender, is almost near impossible to obtain. 

The city isn't large, but it is growing...so in theory, it's a matter of a few years or less.Anyway, would you do it given these facts?

They have an online application that you can customize and can do the screenings through their site.

The only downside is appreciation but if you are playing the game for cashflow it doesn't matter. 

The problem is is I think you can go online and pay like $25 and "make" your dog a "service" dog, which is probably what she will do if/when you ask for documentation.  

Relationships matter so do dollar amounts.I have not had a problem with the place I mentioned and did not think they were doing me a favor.In fact, they are not even the title company I would call if I wanted a favor.

We are on the verge of launching our online marketing campaign.