Are you in a market with good multifamily stock that have rents high enough for you and your husband to cashflow and meet whatever return on investment targets you have established? 

Also, while it's great to target specific tenant types in your area, don't limit yourself to those tenants.

Identify your target audience and write your listing description to attract those guest.

Nobody is targeted for "protection" to the complete detriment of someone else.Sometimes taxpayers, or their heirs, have moved away from the neighborhood.

With minimal investment needed and a clear path to profit, this deal perfectly aligned with our strategy of maximizing returns through efficient, targeted real estate transactions.

Sounds like your target market (or guest avatar) is fisherman/outdoorsy vacationers.

I happen to be a new investor that's gearing up to acquire my first property in the Southeast market(Charlotte and Atlanta) and multifamily was my target, however, I have an open mind and I am interested in what you would suggest as the other ways of getting the 1% rule in the South (which is still achievable).

This property is on about four wooded acres, and includes fishing pond.His target was traveling nurses, through local hospital contacts as well as furnished finder.

Look up podcasts by Jesse Vasquez and he talks about how he targets insurance companies.

what kind of clientele are you targeting for extended stays?