A website that appears at all unfinished will convey a scam/fake feel.One last thing... the color red is associated with energy, war, danger, strength, power, determination as well as passion, desire, and love, whereas blue is often associated with depth and stability.

My fathers Company (Rubi Business Corp) just recently purchased 180 acres of ocean view property in Tambor, Costa Rica.They are doing a development there at the moment.

If you are calling me out of the blue expect to get NOTHING.

Your targets should be SFH vacation homes, as close to the ocean as possible and with a rental season for at least 4 months and an occupancy of 100% and an additional two months on the either side of that at 50% occupancy.  

Also had it happen to a lot of clients out of the blue with no claims, they are just dropped because this reason or that. 

@John SchnyderiteMy friend @Heather Carrow can tell you what the STR market is like in Ocean City, Maryland which is just a few miles from Bethany Beach. 

I guess if you do one on your own they can refuse to fund in the next deal.and your right one thing most folks miss out on is the simple math when it comes to flipping@Steve Vaughan  and one reason Steve is a big proponent of cash flow real estate and buy and holdto make decent money at flipping ( depending on your price points) you need 6 to 8 homes in the pipeline at all times this could be 600 to 1 mil in cash.. plus all the rehab.. so 2 mil is a good number..you cant put your 500k out on 3 deals that take 6 to 9 months each make 50k each and you split it 3 ways.. your limiting yourself to 50k a year in income.. works if your solo 150k a year in Abeerdeen or Ocean shores is a decent income.Is the restaurant at the airport still open..

I know in Dubi they are building Land buy pumping up sand from the bottom of the ocean and redirecting it ..i imagine the cost is enormous ..

I'm looking for ideas for other cities that have a stable blue collar work force, low unemployment, low crime and get a cash on cash return of ~15%.

I would concentrate on hud homes that are under priced ,Mthe ones you can add value to by doing a light rehab , I'm in central Florida area myself and I just saw a 3/3 cbs ( concrete block stucco ) 2400sqft SFH on 3acres just get bought a little less than  2 months ago for 51k that just needed updating , the buyers only put in contractor grade carpeting and replaced a few light fixtures and put it back on the market for $93,500 , they didn't even replace the blue tubs and sinks in the bathrooms and it didn't have a oven just a stove top .