These resorts are located in a popular tourist destination.

I would think if you found ones that would be more of a year round destination that you could generate more cash flow.

If it is an area that is a vacation destination I would lease it on a daily/weekly basis if it works.

We'll see what happens here first and then see about the warm destinations.

How much does the local RE market come into place when picking a destination?

Part time Im a rep for Financial Destinations Inc (FDI) and help people fix up their credit and fiancial situation.

Therefor it takes more fuel to get it to the destination.3.

Destin FL is a aweswome beach town.

NV & AZ are the two destinations most of our well heeled retired cohorts toss out so it would be interesting to see the demographics of NY's to NV & what they buy ?

And it would be a great excuse to maybe even spend a week out there.North Carolina - I’ve heard some good things about Raleigh and Charlotte, so they’re on the due diligence list as well.Some other potential areas of interest include some of my favorite ski area destinations likeDenver, Idaho (Boise and Coeur d'Alene), and Seattle/Bellingham although these are more for my own personal interest and might not really be good investment locations.I doubt I’ll have time to look into all these markets, and want to start by picking up my first property in a high cash flow market (Indy or KC, etc), and then research Texas, Utah and North Carolina and go from there.I look forward to networking with the BP community and any help or insights would be greatly appreciated!