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It was preferred to buying it before the sale with a ton of liens attached.I've seen a few done lately with private lenders, smaller mortgage companies, mouse houses(last resort lenders), small local banks, but anyone larger or national your just going to hit the "clerk wall" and have to wait for the red tape, the company lawyers trying to justify their existence, and for them to finally offer it.Really miss the old days when you dealt with the bank executives direct, they did better for the bank, and it was still good for us.

The only place that I've ever seen fully furnished houses offered is in areas, ski resorts, beach resorts etc, where it is common to own a "second home" or condo that is offered in rental service.

You can head to Colorado/Utah if you like skiing or Montana for wilderness, Vegas if you like gambling/nightlife [might not be the best idea since you have a 14 y/o traveling with you]My friends got some nice deals on Kayak (check out the vacation tab).

They are pretty much idiot proof as evidenced by installation in upscale hotel/resort rooms.

You can see the resort where we built our log home in my website link.It went so well initially that we built 3 more.

Some resort hotels do not even allow open fire in the unit.

I second NaveenWe just finished our first international syndication by building units in a new resort development on Ambergris Caye in Belize.A good rule of thumb to look for is jurisdictions that use British Common Law as their basis of law.You have 3 major systems of law around the world:1.

I live in the Denver area and have considered buying a vacation condo/ SFH in the mountains near destination ski resorts for rentals and personal use.

I've resorted to driving for vacant and dilapidated homes, and mailing them, just because it's more targeted and cheaper because it's a lower quantity of leads; also, I'm on Zillow everyday with saved search.