What if he moved it to you now, and you lived there with him, learning the fixups, the renters and the business.Pay no rent and use what wold be your rent for you two guys to eat like kings, and have fun times together.Sleep on a cot, or the couch, order pizza, buy some new clothes for both you guys, watch sports on a new big screen, go fishing, play cards, play Monopoly, join the Moose Club together, do the yard work together and LEARN.And avoiding probate is a wise move, and looking at the tax situation for yourself and for him would also be smart.Good Luck!

(Probably 5k other posts on this in the search box)This is definitely a team sport so you'll need to surround yourself with the A-players who can add immense value during these crazy times. 

They are also in the process of building a urban sports complex right down the road from Loray Mill.

Real Estate Investing is a team sport, not a competition. 

The bigger cabins are much rougher as groups - sports teams, schools, church groups, multi-family groups, etc. - tend to damage things. 

If I were to blow it on a sports car then that would be a terrible waste.

At the time, most were for wedding guests and youth sporting events all of which were cancelled.

It looks like there is some low hanging fruit in the summer months and opportunities to build business in the winter for someone who is a go-getter and wants to break into some niche markets that come to the area for winter sports.

While you are bragging about your deal skills, I have shown proof and scaling to $1M/month. still all I see is you in a fancy sports coat next to a fancy car.

The key to any of this are the partnerships...with your other GPs, brokers, property management, CPAs, and attorneys...this is very much a team sport, and the best way to play is for all sides to win.