Denver just isn't a top tier or second tier destination for any non-outdoors industry. 

I've never lived in Pensacola, but I have spent plenty of time over by Destin during my career.

If I were you, I would sell the house and concentrate on moving to your new destination. 

Investing in tourist destinations is risky.

Phoenix has been a very popular destination for CA investors.

This was also in the Airdna email:Key Takeaways Demand and revenues in Beijing, Tokyo, Milan, Rome, Seoul and others have plunged throughout the month of February and into MarchMost US markets remain strong and stableEvent cancellations in Austin and Barcelona have dealt crushing blows to hostsHosts in many locations are decreasing available rates to incentivize travelBright spot: booking behavior is highly localized and dependent upon destination type (leisure versus urban)Short-term rentals are often more immune to the impacts of pandemic than other travel industries 

Amid all the chaos caused by the coronavirus, Tesla just announced that it's looking to open a new factory to produce its cybertrucks.According to Elon himself, it will be located in the "Central US".Elon annoucment: ...

If the jobs dry up the ripple effect could be felt and vegas has a decent share of exposure possible like almost every international destination.

My long distance travelers cancelled several reservations, but due to the closure of Disney and Cruise Line Cancellations, they were rebooked within hours!

Add to that where you have a vulnerable population (lots of seniors), places where cruise ships have docked and unloaded quarantined people, and centres where people travel a lot (universities, large corporations, conference centres).