If people are already traveling there, they probably figured there was more than enough demand for room nights to add the rooms they are adding.

The neighborhood I'm looking in is a pretty rough, which is why homes are so cheap, but the opportunity is there to provide clean, safe, and affordable housing for a Section 8 voucher holder.

But I’m cooking to make them into medical student (residents) or travel nurse homes. 

Let the tenants use curtains that are cheap and easy, plus it allows them to determine the color/decor.Tear out the sink and replace with a vanity that has more storage and an updated look.Unless this is a B or better property, I would probably leave the current mirror/vanity.

Average rent around 2k/month which is cheap out here.

It's a magnet for both tourists and business travelers.Brickell: A luxurious enclave known for attracting affluent visitors and business travelers.Midtown: A vibrant, upcoming area appealing to younger travelers seeking a mix of local culture, shopping, and dining.Given your budget and the goal of purchasing two condos, investing in a combination of these areas could optimize both appreciation and rental income.

Its why i travel to the Market I spend usually 2 to 3 days my office does a deep dive into MLS stuff..

With the new/larger Valley Hospital in Paramus and several travel nurse postings around there, it seems like that may attract some potential renters to the area (at least from a healthcare perspective). 

Added Booking.com as an additional online travel agency (OTA) to increase potential guests.3.

Just be careful of chasing properties in cheap, Class D neighborhoods and expecting Class A results.