We kept our units full by slashing prices and jacking up long-term stay discounts, and while it still amounted to significant losses for us, we were able to weather the storm.Many hosts weren’t so fortunate, or simply didn’t see the value in fighting through.

I know several mid term operators just holding off for now (they can weather the storm).

I'm used to the -40 degree weather in Wisconsin.

People want to move here (weather, low property taxes, things to do, proximity to other major cities) and a good amount of homes are newer (1990s to now) to the point they would may only require easy cosmetic fixes such as paint, flooring, or counters.

I am not sure professional photos will overcome the 25 degree weather, snow and nothing to do.On another note, I have asked a couple of photographers about pics and all of them said that they owned them and not me.

I've been here for 11 years and still feel grateful for the weather and the mountains.

The weather is sort-of nice here too, finally.

Enjoy this 80 degree weather we r having today.

I rented my Lakewood double in two weeks last December (worst month here due to weather) and had my pick from 4-5 very strong candidates. 

This may sound harsh but, there may be a way to have your partner's share applied to the lien and for you to hold on to your share and be able to invest it through the LLC you will set up with a portion thereof.