However, I tend to ask questions as a last resort and prefer to research information as needed.

I've lusted after a many ski properties up the hill, but couldn't get past the HOA fees and the 51% owner-occupy requirements for financing.

In resort areas it is almost always a much higher rate, particularly for weekly rentals.

I could tell a seller that the hill is so step that a cow couldn't graze there and that the property was less valuable to any rancher,he could certainly say it would make a great ski slope!

The four of them bought large blocks of turnkey vacant land lots within a Colorado ski resort at wholesale.

If you develop the knack for finding good off-market value plays, negotiating a good price, turning them around, and running them profitably, the sky's the limit.Just put yourself out there and kick inhibitions aside.

I've resorted to using the release method of wholesaling, but of course that works best with private sellers and doesn't work at all with REO's.

Resort areas are almost a niche of their own.

I live in a ski resort in Colorado where we had a high profile murder and attempted suicide.

It's fraudulent and there are plenty of deals you can structure without resorting to fraud.