I made money starting and selling business in freight transportation and logistics.

That's why I am building a hybrid hotel/apartment community with automated entry, exit, and communication, on site amenities (pool, gym, laundry, outdoor courtyard with kitchen), located in the shopping and restaurant areas, and adjacant to major transportation corridors. 

What do you think are the best neighborhoods (low crime, good schools, able paying tenants, close to transportation, shops, restaurants, etc.) and which areas you would stay away from ? 

.#1 Geographic AdvantageLocated at the intersection of two major interstates, (I-64 and I-75), Lexington serves as a pivotal transportation hub, facilitating easier access to various parts of the country.

For instance, here in Lake Tahoe, South Lake Tahoe recently banned STRs everywhere except in town centers where guests can rely on public transport and promote more walkability. 

To leverage this benefit, prospective property owners must engage in short-term rentals and provide substantial services to guests, such as daily cleaning, meal provisions, or transportation services.Additionally, navigating a material participation test becomes crucial.

Proximity to popular attractions, amenities, and transportation hubs can significantly impact your property's demand and occupancy rates.5.)

**Infrastructure Development and Transportation:**Tulum's infrastructure is evolving, with plans for shopping malls, cinemas, and major retailers.

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs:there is a 727 in the foothills outside Oregon fully intact and some has made it into their house when i would fly over it you do a double take what is that jet doing down in the trees :)  If that is the one I saw in a YouTube video, the guy bought it and had it transported (disassembled and reassembled) just to live in it. 

Reasons - a) Super easy for anyone to find transportation....LYFT/UBER, rental cars everywhere, etc... b) I would not want to be inserted into the 'liability loop', c) It does not provide a true value add IMHO.