I would love to hear from some Canadians that have done Joint Ventures and/or Partnerships, specifically when one person provides the cash and financing ability, and the other partner finds the deals as well as oversees all management aspects.

If you are not sure of an aspect to your studies, the forums are a great resource - it's probably been posted, but if not, ask and some investors will likely respond

Does this break any particular conflict of interest laws if this is a private venture and the parties all have a clear understanding of my role in multiple aspects of the project?  

If you are at 10k saved, you aren't ready to flip a house safely, even with a 203k loan. 203k for a flip is a great tool, but you have to understand how the draws work, work with the right contractors and know the renovation aspect from boot to hat.

We are developing one - but I’d love to see if there are some other aspects we might be missing.

People forget how valuable the actual licensing course is for learning about all aspects of real estate.

Refinance Are you the type of person who wouldn't allow an investor to give you their money until you have enough expertise to KNOW the quality of your team on each of the above aspects.

It's heavily used by professionals in most industries (I work in Investment Banking and this is by far the most important financial indicator) and there are good reasons for that (best proxy for profitability overall, taking into account a lot of aspects of a deal).You can find spreadsheets online that can calculate that for you.

@Jay HinrichsI have not looked into the zoning aspect of it but I would not think it would be too big of a problem.A typical Hipcamp site would be out of the city center where zoning would be a little more relaxed and for the most part, people are not developing 50+ camping sites on their land.

Very area dependent.My wild card in this is finding STRs with a wilderness aspect to it.