This city thrives on the tourism industry and is going to do all it can to protect it, rightfully so.

As the area continues to grow and focus transitions toward improving both the resident experience and tourism industry, this property’s income potential will likely increase.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Atlanta is a big tourism town so airbnb is lucrative in good locations.

I did see one for sale and it looks pretty cool and fun for someone young to get into.Have you checked to see what tourism is like in the area?

And this is located in an area where tourism is busy year round due to summer and winter activities. 

It’s somewhat rural, but an hour away from a major area of tourism.

One thing to consider, and I’m not saying this is the case because I have no idea, but if tourism was temporary demand from Covid and those rentals don’t rent anymore, you can have those people selling the homes and an oversupply.

Crime is pretty bad in my town, there is no tourism either. 

What I don't know is by how much, + there isn't much parking.2) Tear down some walls, make a few units larger, and split the common bathrooms into private bathrooms (maybe house-hack since this is my first purchase).3) Buy & Hold (I personally hate this idea). 4) Spruce it up and continue as a Hotel (in a town of 24k with little tourism...mmmmm maybe not).What do y'all think, what should be considered?

Also the tourism industry continues to grow there like crazy.