Best non-beach town for a vacation / investment property

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I forgot to include a few links about the Atlanta area. You wouldn't need a house in downtown Atlanta. One of the big studios is south of Atlanta.

https://www.realtor.com/news/celebrity-real-estate/norman-reedus-has-put-his-chattahoochee-hills-georgia-home-on-the-rental-market-for-12500-a-month/

https://www.serenbe.com/press-awards/from-hollywood-to-yallywood-atlanta-is-the-next-big-destination-for-celebrity-home-buyers

You've hit the nail on the head, PP. I'm sure OP is dying to spend 3 months of the year vacationing in . . . suburban Atlanta. Sounds sublime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are looking at a high end second home then Atlanta could work. They shoot a lot of films there and the cast will sometimes rent a house. Or you could have a home that would work for multiple members of production.

That’s intriguing considering we have a kid in the area. He’s young so not sure he would be thrilled if we bought something (maybe different when have kids and wants some help).

[Anonymous]

Somewhere in Maine on a lake that is an easy drive to skiing.

I’ve done Rangeley in the winter, it’s great. Need to spend some time there in the summer.

[Anonymous]

I don’t know about the wisdom of investing in it, but Stowe is magical in the fall and summer. It SHOULD be a destination.

[Anonymous]

I would look at something in the Poconos on a lake and near the skiing