Let's now look at the profitability aspect.In many parts of the US, investors have to resort to short-term rentals because long-term rentals are no longer profitable.

I wouldn't go any further south than Myrtle Beach Resort, which is between Myrtle Beach and Surfside. 

Obviously I'm not asking anyone to do the leg work for me,  and realize I still am going to have to do my share of due diligence, just curious if there's any current players in the game that had any insight on this.

Purchase price: $675,000 Cash invested: $230,000 10 Bedroom/8 Bathroom STR home within Windsor Island Resort 20 minutes from Walt Disney World.

Currently there is not a ski resort within an hour and half so that would be huge for making the place not only a summer but winter destination.

i was told her give him 3 options to choose. pretty much seller finance his equity and off the deed when agreed debt is met. get a loan for X amount onetime payment or last resort cashout refi and pay him off but she prob cant afford that with new rates. 

@John Dersoe I knew an investor a while back who would buy mobile homes in parks near coastal areas and resort towns.

Purchase price: $960,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Short term rental located in close proximity to Salt Lake City and Park City downtown areas, all ski resorts, and a multitude of outdoor activities.

Hey @Suzanne Player, the property is just West of Plattsburgh by about 50 miles. 

You're right, my resume wouldn't be enough for you to be attracted to any deal I would possibly have; I heard that word a lot during the conference is that a Key Player or Key Principle?