We are now currently working on a AirBnB style lake rental in northern Minnesota.

I’d imagine the cost of fresh water and food will continue to increase in price and I’m wondering if the Great Lakes region might make an attractive diversification to our long-term portfolio.. the central location and access to fresh water should make it an attractive place to live but winters can be a bit unwelcoming. 

I just closed on a 1 bedroom 2 bath condo in Mammoth Lakes, CA.  

So I can work by the mountains, house at the lake, maybe even hit florida for the winter because I hate the cold. 

I drag myself across the Lake whenever I can to attend them. 

I have a $750k townhome on lake Mtka that brings in about $3600/mo and that’s only 2200sf.

I am thinking about purchasing a single family in the Big Bear Lake Area of California.

We are currently looking into multi unit properties in the $1.5 M range in L.A. or 2 vacation homes ( 1 will be paid in cash) for STR somewhere in the Big Bear Lake/ Lake arrowhead area.

I am currently looking at a house in the Lake George, NY area to use as a Short term rental/airbnb/vacation home but the house is completely gutted which after a bit of research I now know you cannot get a normal mortgage.

We live on one of the only lakes in Broward County where you can have boats with motors, and we are adding a pool and spa, outdoor kitchen and patio with roof, as well as converting our carport and pantry/laundry room into a master suite.