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STR cities with year around bookings/guests?

Akash Y.
  • Vancouver , Bc
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Does anyone know of a city that attracts tourist and visitors in all 4 seasons. I'm looking to invest in an airbnb property. Currently have 3 in AZ but the summers are low season and bookings drop off significantly. Thank you

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Lake Tahoe.

Skiing and the like during the winter, water skiing during the summer. 

Great place for a 90% LTV "Second Home."

All you have to do for it to be a legit "Second Home" and not an investment property is PROMISE to go there for skiing or water skiing once a year. Think you can handle that horrid burden? 

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