There are other investments like air-bnbs where owners rent by the night similar to a hotel and those are referred to as short term rentals. 

Many agents steer their sellers away from VA buyers (in a multiple offer / hot market situation) because they perceive the VA loan process to be difficult.

Hmmm, guess you didn't notice that @Michael Plaks is an "Enrolled Agent".There are hot dog vendors, there are fast food cooks, there are sit down resaurant cooks and there are fine dining chefs. 

Or about them using the property for Air Bnb or subletting? 

I think you can start at a place like hot pads to see what the listings are being offered for.

The mid-market is pretty hot and affordable if you're looking to invest out of state.

I see a beautiful big house with a great view of the ocean , with a pool and hot tub  for a whole lot of money .

I'm guessing after logging died down they had a steep decline but seems to be on the upswing now... low cost of living and good recession-proof jobs due to the Air Force, Sky Lakes Medical Center and Oregon Tech...

As an Ohio Realtor, I just came by to tell you that a hot spot for investors/ people from all over the world is investing in Ohio.

We are 8 to 9 years into this same question on the forums...that the market is too hot.