First off id like it to be known that am the disabled son of a Vietnam vet.

I would say the average may vary, and I have some outliers that push my average up, like two tenants over five years, and then a few who leave after a year bringing it back down, but I would say for my operation, six units currently, I am in Ned's range of 3-3.5 years, but it was shorter when I started as I made the mistake of doing six month and even seasonal worker leases, for tourism.

The current zoning allows for a B&B, Agri-tourism, Christmas tree lot (with Santa's village, craft village or ?

Unlike the other cities on the Hudson, it has not recovered - has not become either a commuter city or a cute antiques-and-tourism weekend travel destination.  

Don't say you're a disabled Vietnam Vet if you're not.

Although the real estate there is very expensive, it's also very promising, the tourism there is booming!

I sent to a guy in Fijithat is wanting to do wholesales with me this is his replygood research . but there are certain areas near beachfronts which has been declared by government as tourism free where foreigners can buy without any hassle and build.

I'm currently researching European cities to invest in for short-term rentals, as to take advantage of the low Euro.I've been mostly checking Portugal, mainly Lisbon, as the country is having a boom in tourism, and also cuz I speak the language.

If you're thinking decades down the line I would look towards the tourism side but as for right now...?

As a Viet Nam era vet myself, I understand that military vets come in all shapes and sizes, just like the rest of us.