Looking at potentially investing in the mountains of Colorado, specifically Alma, Fairplay & Bailey.

It sits literally on the side of a mountain — and a good chunk of it is on top of the mountain.

For this setting...a mountain cabin in the Smokies...what would you buy?  

I leave a lot of funds on the table for the tax man and being able to benefit from the STR "loophole" to offset my w2taxable income would supercharge my RE investments  My fear with STR  is if I buy a property only to find the STR licensing process is essentially going to lead to a denial. 

Im a new investor and recently started signing up for local meetups, summits and being more active on the BiggerPockets forum.One question I've been hearing a lot is "What value do you bring to the table?"

Beach towns are limited and mountain retreats are saturated. 

I was talking with another broker yesterday about how Tennessee sometimes gives the Smoky Mountains a bad name for North Carolina.

I have a 2 bed 1 bath house in the mountains in PA absolutely beautiful.

Ever had to pass on a deal or scale it down because the financing didn’t line up? Curious how often capital, not opportunity, limits growth.

Kentucky’s mountains are every bit as compelling, with far less congestion and a lot more room to do things thoughtfully.