Minnesota is packed with natural beauty and unique tourist attractions.As someone new to the investment world, this trip got me thinking: what about investing in glamping or Hipcamp-style properties?

Not only do they not repay funds, they claim we owe them additional funding for renovations that never actually happen. 

It’s a unique intersection of housing and social impact that I’ve really grown passionate about.I'm here mostly to connect with others who are interested in alternative residential models, community-based investing, or just looking to learn about lesser-known strategies that still make a difference.

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Hi @Andres F.These are two very different asset classes, each with unique advantages and drawbacks.

In my opinion, this is a very weak history of their ability to repay debt even though their actual scores do meet my minimum requirement of 650.

Here’s the plan:Pay off the mortgage entirely using our own funds.Transfer the deed into our NC-based LLC that we’ve formed for holding real estate.Formalize the loan agreement so her mom repays us over time while continuing to live in the home.Eventually convert the property into a traditional rental when her mom moves out or passes.Possibly tap into the equity via a HELOAN or cash-out refi to fund improvements or future acquisitions. 

This is a unique situation, breaking it down, my dad purchased home in the Norfolk, VA area over 5 years ago for $49,000 cash.

We did have a unique little situation take place during the renovation. 

Double-check JC doesn't have unique notice period requirements for such agreements, but a fixed end date is safest.