In general, the market is quite active with a range of options available for travelers.Portland is a popular tourist destination, known for its vibrant food scene, outdoor activities, and cultural attractions.

I prefer long-term rentals, but I'm also biased because I'm a property manager and know the game.If you're in a tourist-centric area that attracts short-term guests, then that may be the way to go.

If you can employ a mix of a LTR and MTR strategies to rent to both locals and contract workers (traveling nurses, construction, even some higher-paid tourist related jobs) I think you'll find remote management won't be too bad. 

The Grand Junction airport struggles to negotiate affordable airfares with carriers and is unable to bring in Southwest Airlines with their affordable flights, and yet Montrose figures it out, so what destination will more viable for tourists flying in and out of the west slope in 2021. 

I’m currently starting to perform some due diligence on a small hotel with a bar and restaurant in a tourist town in Northwest Arkansas and would love to hear some thoughts from some asset based (hard money or private) lenders with hospitality experience.

Your goals can definitely be met, especially if you plan out your stay for the slower months and rent out during the seasons that we are tourist heaven!

I don't think that many people on BiggerPockets have the money or the willingness to do that and, if they do, they have access to much better resources than the Global Property Guide website.If you want to get great cash flow and capital gains, you'd invest in places that are popular with tourists and where properties are relatively cheap and you'd rent them as holiday rentals.

We get a big tourist crowd in the summer and there's a lot of rentals down there, so I'm sure it will do good. 

Recently, I ordered a major components only inspection ($300; large triplex on a barrier reef that is convenient to no one but tourists) and a separate foundation/pillar inspection from a foundation contractor (cost was $200).

You might even have decent luck wholetailing.Of course that's just my limited understanding as someone that has spent time there as a visitor/tourist.