@Joseph Mceneaney, Orlando is the single most visited tourist destination in the entire United States with 68 million visitors in 2016 alone.

EA was groovy/hip 20 years ago, with edgy restaurants and The Earl, destinations that attracted tenants and flippers.  

I don't know if this would be a good candidate for a vacation rental since is not really a destination.

I tell myself, "I was destined to learn this lesson now so that as I buy more rentals, I am well-seasoned".

Here is an example https://loganandersonllc.com/l...The Mississippi Gulf Coast is a vacation destination.  

I suppose you could try to make it some sort of tourist destination.

With economies outside the US slowing, exports getting more expensive in their destination currencies and ever cheaper (in exchange rate) outsourcing costs it’s hard to see how we’re going to generate much wage growth and/or inflation that would spur the Fed to raise rates materially.

When you can do that well you are almost to the next station and can buy a new ticket at the next station for your next destination and before you know it you will one day be buying a ticket for your final stop. 

I was destined for law school, a path I didn't want to take.

Cool travel destinations!