South Haven's economy is largely based on tourism.  

Our local economy is fueled by tourism, so we've always had a large base of working-class folks who rent. 

Between colleges and tourism it's an amazing place to invest.  

Let me know which areas are best for LTRs (life) vs MTRs (hospitals) vs STRs (tourism) vs student housing (universities) if ya know!

I also know there’s TONS of tourism to the Orlando area.

Between the hospitals, colleges, and overall tourism to the Hudson Valley area, I believe it still has much more upside.

These areas often have lower property prices but potential for significant tourism growth.Rent-to-Own Investments: Offering a rent-to-own option can be attractive in markets where many people cannot secure traditional financing.

The growth drivers (tourism and baby boomers) are independent factors, and the Island where we are developing has over an 85% occupancy rate for nightly and weekly rentals.  

If a metro has 50% of the people work in the tourism industry most likely that area will get hit worse than area with only 10% who work in the tourism industry in case of a recession? 

The main reason I felt comfortable making that investment and move was due to how much travel and tourism traffic there is here in Nashville.