If you have a inexpensive fishing lodge, then a bunch of guys will likely be OK with less bathrooms.Also if you have cheap prices and you clearly advertise your bathroom situation you should be fine.If you have a 6 bedroom beach shack and you have discount prices, and clearly advertise the bathroom count, you should also be fine.Now if you have a high end, high priced house, not enough bathrooms could limit your occupancy and possibly get you bad reviews or less than stellar. reviews.It needs to be a balance.

Most deals are out there, just gotta go fish for them.

I'm particularly interested in BRRRs or cosmetic rehabs.Outside of real estate, I enjoy golf and fly fishing.

Hi @Michael Uvaydov  STR is tough, if you go to the STR friendly markets you are small fish in a big pond. 

Not sure if your lake is well stocked or known for fishing but growing up in Canada, ice fishing was always something that became popular during the cold months.

Travel, fishing, hiking/backpacking, snorkel/Scuba.  

I've fly-fished near Fairplay, but as I recall it was quite remote.

It truly is an outdoor paradise with hiking, fishing, hunting, climbing, and skiing potential all in one place.Here is what makes it interesting from an investing and development perspective.Affordability: Compared to other mountain towns, land and property are still extremely cheap.

Quote from @Andrew Street: Sounds like they were fishing for a penalty-free cancellation or free night by claiming a cleanliness issue.

People don’t remember that the house didn’t have fancy murals, wallpaper, or the bedrooms were small- they remember fishing at the river out back, watching the sunset over the mountains, walking to the local spot, etc.