Need help in analyzing a seasonal resort/rental property I am looking to buy with my partner in Minnesota. 

This went in for years until finally the system went down twice in a single season however with the new units(actually replaced both coils but charged me over a grand for freon again.

These are hard to discover in dry seasons, but always make sure you understand what's going on if you see a sump pump in the basement.We love big scary problems because we understand better than a retail buyer how to solve them and can often lead to bigger discounts than the cost to correct them.  

Are there any seasoning requirements before you resell a tax deed?

(Even if not a Veteran, FHA loans are very easy to get you just need to intend to inhabit the property at the time of purchase).If you have equity in your properties and no seasoning issues(having recently acquired a different mortgage) you may be able to use them as collateral for an additional loan.

Sean Blomquist how are you avoiding the seasoning period to cash out?

Even with the slow season, most properties don't take that long to rent.

Cape Coral has a lot of duplexes and the rent is avg to above avg, Naples is expensive but can have very good seasonal opportunities, Lehigh acres is near Naples and yes it can be a higher turn over but the price of homes for the size and price on rentals seems to have some real potential.

We are in the process of fixing it, looking for a roofer to fix the leak, rainy season passed so was relaxed a bit.

Having multiple LLCs has many headaches that I didn't foresee, especially since tax season just ended.