If you get burnt out, you will have to take a large haircut to unload your properties or wait a long time to maximize value.

Had a seller unloading multiple properties so I kind of got lucky.

Need to get 3 contractors to bid on the project (however without Plans that may be tough), be aware lumber prices are 170% YoY.

A couple good sources when looking for help are lumber yard or supply house and Town/ city building Dept.

I took my lap top just in case.. the lodge said no internet but lo and behold there it was wi fi.. there was no cell service though so that was good.. the guys I were fishing with  were retired fully  one owned car dealerships one a newspaper and one a Lumber mill.. their big interest after fishing was to check who was doing well in the golf tourne and other sports pursuits..

I found someone on facebook market place that makes them out of reclaimed lumber and had them build me two 3' x 6' boxes for $40 each.

Like right now lumber shot up mid project .. but at least its happening to everyone and its not someone stealing from U.Lennar is even moving into the new construction for rentals.. its always been around in some markets you will see it on Turn key operators web sites.. and its a nice alternative to a used house thats for sure.

Plus much of the value is in the business itself vs the property alone.Don't get me wrong man, I love the idea of buying a cool mini resort place on a lake with 10 cabins, a bait shop, marina, restaurant etc but I know that if I needed to unload it, it could take a while.  

They will understand the financials of buy to hold and buy to flip investments and be able to offer you off market deals on currently managed properties that owners are looking to unload.  

This particular home was part of about 20 homes that got unloaded by investor out of California who wants to focus in a different area.