Lots of people visit for conventions, sports, music, and various get togethers (more so post covid but still maintained pretty solid presence during 2020 all things considered).

When the music stopped and everyone ran, some investors were left with multiple properties they couldn't sell. 

This was popular back in the really boom days and people made 30-40k on deals this……until the music stopped and they got left holding the bag on 3-4 houses and lost their deposit.  

If it's merely a lot of out of towners buying and selling what they view as "cheap" assets to each other, and, accordingly, then you are likely seeing a bubble as that's usually just a game of musical chairs investors play.  

Tons of eateries for singles and music life.

Branson is known as the "Live Music Show Capital of the World" and has long been a popular vacation destination.

Probably not...make sure in fact that they are legal and properly permitted or you could be facing the music later on.  

Reminds me of musical chairs.

No loud music.

Everyone is happy and friendly if all is going well, but if there is a problem you are the one without a chair when the music stops.