I can tell you there are tons of vacation rentals in M.B.I'd recommend to stay away from condos because there are so many of them it is a race to the bottom for setting pricing. 

If you refuse to acknowledge simple supply/demand dynamics, well as they say can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink. 

If your requirements aren't published, applicants can claim you are churning application fees or playing favorites based on a protected class (race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, familial status, etc.) rather than based on published criteria.

Even though he and his pals are allegedly putting up all the money does not make this a safe deal for you...just be careful.Not to say you should be looking a gift horse in the mouth, but you know what they say.....'

I do not think military service is one of those bias criteria like race, religion, political affiliation, etc.  

I pretty quickly realized I didn't want to live so far from everything I'd ever known, and so it became a race to finish the project and move back. 

For some potential buyers it is a non starter as long as they have options.For example, I was looking at some horse property for myself here near LA.

Most are in the rat-race, grinding it out in there 9-5 with no light at end of the tunnel and that is why they look to REI, for hope, for light at end of the tunnel, for there way out of the rat-race, for wealth creation not preservation. 

No need to reinvent the wheel.Owning just 2–3 paid-off properties 30 years from now can be an incredibly powerful wealth-building tool—and it's often overlooked.Remember: slow and steady wins the race.

maybe horses?