I think dry storage is an easier entry the more I research the marine space is crazy lucrative but also crazy hard to get into.

You might also add heated boot racks, bike/ski storage, and a cozy gear-drying nook — small touches that elevate guest experience and make your listing stand out.

I can see how investors in particular would sell once Airbnb bookings start drying up.  

Its pretty cut and dry. 

Muck soil from the pond will let set and dry where dumped.

Make PB&J bars: mix 2 sticks butter, 1.5 cups sugar, 2 eggs, vanilla, 2 cups peanut butter, fold in dry mix, layer jam, bake 45 min at 350°F.

There are plenty of investors with strong cash flow, solid experience, and good fundamentals who still use seller financing because the property doesn’t qualify for conventional lending, or the timing doesn’t match a bank’s pace, or the deal has hair that a traditional lender won’t touch.

Especially on the uphill side you can dig dry wells and install sub grade downspout drains (perforated white or corrugated drain pipe) that exit to the wells at least 10-15 feet from the house if possible.   

I would recommend flip it arround: run your numbers dry (without an actual address) and then know exactly what you are looking for and it changes your decision-making process.

     - Market sensitivity: If property values fall or refinance options dry up, you could be left exposed.I personally believe interest-only financing is a powerful tool for experienced investors who have a clear plan, solid exit strategy, and disciplined cash management.