As @Patrick Franta mentioned, if you do your research and buy right, it's hard to beat a VR on Maui.  

@Phil Wrigley the short answer is yes you will find it very difficult to cashflow a VR in this area and have financing.

It's really going to depend on what your wants, needs and desires are with the property and what level of comfort you have with being remote with respect to the different variables necessary to run a successful VR.  

Just admit it Josh you use the servers to download internet porn lol just kidding :mrgreen:

Maybe they'll do a reality show of her Presidency and we can hear more about how her daughter sleeps with porn stars and has kids out of wedlock.It actually sounds like fun!

The harder problem is just common sense, like not building in flood plains...when will we lift some homes upwards to the airI doubt this will ever happen, except in VR worlds.

That sounds like an action hero or a porn star!

@Mehran K.undefinedMy Yosemite VR probably nets around 30% of gross after all expenses.  

I'm interested in discussing cutting-edge techniques that professionals are using to adapt to the current market trends.Some areas of interest include:Technology Integration: How are you incorporating new technologies like AI, VR, or blockchain in your day-to-day operations?

Profiting 10% on a STR or VR is not that hard to find.