Regardless, I would start planning to migrate to my own line.However, if you are first from the street and the neighbour is connected off of your lateral, then s/he should plan on moving to a new line.

Just like Arizona, Florida is a migration destination.

That whole area is seeing massive growth, buoyed by inward migration and its very young and growing population.

I am fluent in Spanish (grandmother migrated legally from Mexico) and I can recall many conversations initiated by ambulance crews where the patient was refusing care because they were illegal and didn't want to go to the hospital because of that. 

Many markets are at risk of oversupply, especially in the Sun Belt, reflecting the significant acceleration of development activity in that region responding to strong in-migration during the pandemic.

Investing in NC was largely driven by being nearby in the markets, and those just fit my needs because of many factors, to include the population migration to NC.But, sounds like you have the basics down in looking for insurance rates, job growth, population growth, rent growth, etc. in an area. 

In short, as long as the in-migration continues, and the supply remains stressed, it's hard to imagine anything drastically changing.

The caveat is that you would need to create a WordPress site to facilitate the plugin but it sounds like you are ready to leave Lodgify anyway so you are going to have some type of migration effort anyway. 

I like to first determine which areas are seeing an increase in migration.

You can still charge a big premium for furnished rentals on 6 month leases in some markets, you just have to make sure the target demographic is there (housing shortage combined with net population growth/ in-migration of people looking to buy who will rent while they shop for something to purchase or nomadic worker types/ professors on sabbatical/ traveling nurses as opposed to weekend vacationers).