LTR: it depends on the demographic you are likely to be catering towards, but school districts, low traffic, quiet, etc.While I don't live in a tourist hotbed, I know many that bought cheap properties to Airbnb without thinking through the whole package, and they were doing okay, at best, in the height of cheap debt and people traveling all the time, and many have since sold since Airbnb has become over saturated and like many in real estate over the last 5 years, the good ones are able to survive and those that got too excited are struggling.

They may also have multiple options to compare your properties to so that you can see where you stand in the market.I would also contact your local government, the housing authority, planning/development office, and the tourist office all provide space recommendations for people in your area.

Many times when I am in the proximity of Chinese tourists (infrequent I have to say) I have noticed that their social space boundaries are different and they are a bit pushier than what I am used to experiencing with Americans.

When BP and Arco merged in 1999 it affected the whole states tourist industry.

There is a lot behind the argument that East TN is oversaturated right now, I'd recommend being more openminded by stateEast Tennessee gets the tourists though and it always has.

Prices are really low for tourists.

The country has seen significant growth in the tourism  sector in recent years, with a growing number of international visitors flocking to cities such as Marrakech and Casablanca.Overall, Morocco's real estate market presents a range of investment opportunities, particularly in areas surrounding industrial zones and in tourist hotspots. 

We were starting to get a little concerned, since that place is right downtown in a nice small town tourist market.I'm attributing it to a) weather getting better, and b) fears about the economy abating somewhat....Anyone else noticed a sudden pickup?

Plus since Somerville and Boston have cracked down so much, and will crack down even more with fines that are coming in January in Somerville, then you'll be one of the few with a legal Airbnb aka. a home with tourist usage permit.

@John D. 13 million tourists per year.