Growth resulting in lots of interested visitors and investment ops

My part of Montana is near Glacier National Park and we have seen record number of visitors to our Park this year. 

If first trying to decide between Oahu and Maui, I point to this statistic to my clients who are having similar conversations: "Oahu sees 47% of visitation to Hawaii but only 28% of home and vacation rental activity according to JLL’s survey of visitors, which is deemed representative in that Oahu has the most established hotel stock of the islands." 

The area has year round visitors.  

It's where I started out, it's very profitable, and I live only 2 hours away from the area, which is swarmed with visitors almost all year around.It's a little bit more hands on than my traditional LTR, but once you have the right systems in place, it literally takes just a few minutes a day to manage. 

For example Lawton OK is home to an Army Basic Training and another training mission, that means that you will have a lot of visitors every week for graduation and instructors who live off base (if they can find suitable housing).

@Timmesha Shantae Cooper I would visit or call the city hall building and ask to speak with the permitting department...they should be able to pull the history of the property.

Do you try to inspect roof, mechanicals during the first visit....or wait until the due diligence period?

@Lee Ripma I totally agree, I like to think of Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms as the mid-west of California because the prices are so low and investors see a better ROI especially with the Marine base and park visitors.

I have 3 squeeze pages on my website, however I am not forcing visitors to fill them out via pop-ups and garbage pages.