With some of the best hiking on the planet within just a couple of hours, at destinations like Moab and Zions National Park.Best of luck with your decision.Josh

It's becoming one of the go-to destinations for rich millennials, and it's home prices -- while admittedly higher than Denverites would like them -- are still relatively cheap compared to many of the other "cool" cities people want to live in.

I've heard various opinions about how difficult it is to schedule both without some degree of conflict and/or confusion and found some very interesting opinions, attitudes and philosophies about this cottage industry that just seems to be getting bigger, better and more successful by the year.I do realize that there are a lot of municipalities and neighborhoods protected by HOA's and CC&R's who are resisting this movement in much the same manner that taxi drivers are resisting UBER and LYFT, however, it doesn't seem to be slowing it down let alone stopping it.I understand and empathize with this dilemma inasmuch as it does pose certain problems and tends to disturb the status-quo of otherwise quiet residential family communities and that has to be addressed and dealt with.However, in destination tourist and vacation communities it's a train that's already left the station and there's no turning back albeit there will be a price to pay in the way of Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) on the rack rates for this type of rental activity.

Pretty cool for Boise, and Idaho in general. http://www.ktvb.com/life/idaho-only-us-destination-on-vogue-top-10-list/381721979

Not everyone is destined to make it in RE.

We currently live in CT and not aware of the market in the Houston/Galveston area , so looking for some feedback on anything before we decide this is our for sure destination. some questions like how would you rank the location?

I think 120k is fine for this market even in this beat up condition (some small back story - the town is working to change the central area and make it a destination for the local region so values should be on the rise soon). 

I am looking to relocate to FL with my family and struggling to choose a destination.

I have zero doubt this will negatively effect SLT as a tourist destination. 

I'm currently traveling in San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua and I have came across some nice plots of raw land. At this stage I am looking at plots that are between 0.5-1.5 acres and I am wondering what investment strategi...