If your were ever thinking of investing up there, I think AirBnB / short term rentals is a great niche especially once normal tourism is allowed again.As far as getting going in Houston, if you find a good realtor or PM (if not using a realtor) who works with investors, they will be able to connect you with the rest. 

The rental demand is very high in the market due to all of the job growth and inbound population.Happy to discuss the Phoenix market with you as I enjoy another sunny, 70 something degree day!

That area is actually holding up pretty well with tourism during COVID because there are a lot of little cabins up in the mountains so you can social distance well there while enjoying the mountains.

Employment is largely blue collar and tourism focused.

(Realtors, wholesalers, in-bound/out-bound marketing, etc).I know you were probably asking specifically about your meeting on Thursday, but you want an overall strategy to what you're trying to accomplish so you see the big picture.

However, growth in this area is highly supported by other massively growing sectors such as the tourism, service, construction, and medical industries.

I'll initially handle inbound calls personally until I can iron out the script sufficiently to hand it off to a call center or dedicated salesperson on my team. 

My AIRBNBs are in areas that need tourism and have had rental houses for longer than AIRBNB has been a thing. 

I feel like that is the future to balance increased tourism revenue and taxes but not letting real estate prices get too far beyond what locals can afford.

They were located in Port Tampa City in a location that was not particularly conducive to tourism (compared to say, a beachfront property in Indian Rocks).