@Austin Mudd, The recommendation of any any specific legal structure for these deals needs to be done in concert with your finance, accounting and legal professionals as well as your QI.  

Although they are not in highly sought after vacation areas, I get so much traffic from visiting families, hikers/ skiers, and concert goers.

I know several young people who have moved to Utica, Syracuse and Rochester for studies or to be closer to areas that have better infrastructure & concerts than those of us in Northern New England.

No concerts, ball games, shopping, nothing.

All debt that is pegged to the 10-year will rise in concert. 

Gold bars won't buy McDonald's Cheeseburgers, concert seats at the Bach fest, or a new air filter for your car--those require cold hard cash. 

It is obvious to us when there is a concerted effort to spam the forums with whatever flavor of the month guru program is being pushed.

Noblesville (close to the biggest concert venue, suburban, a lot of amenities, price point is higher)5.

I'm not quite at the upper levels of income just yet, so it takes a concerted effort over a long period of time for me to purchase a property.

There are a lot of events, concerts, etc, and perhaps our most common reason for visiting is people that are moving cross country and are stopping for a night or two in the middle.