After growing up on the lake and nearly a year of real estate research here is what I can tell you:There are pros and cons right now in Branson related to STR:Pros:  -Branson is popular and growing in popularity - approximately 8 million visitors annually for a city of 10k population is pretty massive-Peak season is definitely the summer months, but even September-December do relatively well from a tourist standpoint. 

It's probably one business that just only sees some massive spikes, and almost no lows but rather steadiness.

Not sure if you're still looking for this information, The Fair Park area is seeing massive changes, There is a public park being built that should attract a lot of residents and businesses. 

Coupled with a massive money printing situation and savings/income at levels we haven't seen ever.Now, you're going from 7% rates to 5% rates.

This would be my first investment and I have no experience, so I know it would be a massive stretch.Any thoughts?

Getting towards the end of the project after I've visited maybe 3-4 times over the 5 months of work, i'm told the roof is an issue and massive liability.

Price is what you pay and value is what you get" as Warren Buffet said.The "value" someone would bring would be to fairly compensate us for all of the work we do and to not expect something for nothing.Much success

I also have many time constraints and thus can't do/manage massive rehabs. 

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