Moving to a place with more people might give you more chances to grow, but it could also mean higher costs and more traffic.

That will add a ton of traffic, real estate and tourism which Helps Fort Meyers as well.I am up in Pinellas County by the Gulf beaches but one of my offices in down your way in Miami which has become way to overpriced.

From a traffic standpoint, AirBnb is far and away number one, so I agree with you.

Traffic flow-does the traffic flow and the businesses right near the wash support these incomes and any potential growth.State of the equipment-is the equipment newer or older, is it well maintained?

Those aren't going anywhere so there's a strong economic base but also looking at the city logistically it has all forms of transportation with a high volume of traffic coming through.

For Southern California traffic, and owners that allow us to leverage this tech - it makes alot of sense and FREEs us up to do more.  

All around Jackson, Conway and North Conway you can find some great SFR's, Townhomes, and smaller cottages that get a lot of traffic 365.You have 5 main Mountains to Ski/Snowboard/Tube plus lodges all in that area as well as a great off the beaten path town filled with coffee shops, Bars, Restaurants, Ski shops, Outlets, Mall, and a  Main train station that goes all the way up into the White Mountains. 

Commute - for Huntsville proper, the straight ride down 431 is fairly easy and not too congested. 

Zillow also seems like a great option because of all the traffic it gets.

Memorial Day to Labor Day will pretty much take care of itself, but adding in amenities like a hot tub and a sauna will help you draw in more traffic and bookings even when there's a foot of snow on the ground.Just to touch on the LTR option, I don't know if this would get you the kind of returns you'd be looking for to even cover your mortgage, let alone cover any maintenance/capex/management costs the property might require.