Also, Barcelona has outlawed short term rentals from Air BnB in order to control issues they've been having with tons of tourists, and they've been fining people for renting without permits:https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2017/aug/11/barcelona-spain-anti-tourism-protest-segway-banI believe renting your place out for longer than 31 days is possible, and there are property management companies that could help with that, but I just couldn't find anything in the area I wanted to be in that was less than 200,000 Euros.

Zoning is flexible within the town (it's a tourist/resort town and the city encourages additional units on lots).  

We've hosted research professors, Chinese tourists, almost one hundred families, young groups traveling across the country for the first time...

I like groups of 4, typically a family of 4 tourists in LA.

I know very little about that in our local market, except there is a tourist tax from Brevard County on vacation rentals...that’s very little knowledge.  

I live in Santa Fe, NM so there is a steady stream of tourists coming here. 

I also highlight the fact that because it is the off-season, they will completely avoid the tourist-y, crowded days.Those are just some ideas

I’ve been to a game in Waco and have to say there are a lot of tourists, alums, etc.

Airbnb plays a major role for the tourist areas still, but there is still great cash flow potential on regular rentals as well. 

Most Midwest cities only have a few places worth seeing (they are not high tourist locations).