Florida, in general, relies on tourism for a large segment of the economy, and the height of the shutdown was during spring break.

STRs (tourism, whether from out of state residents or locals)4.

With STR's still being relatively "new" in terms of the tourism market, it has been quite unregulated at the state level.  

I was surprised to see that North Dakota is at the top of the list in terms of inbound migration.

Try and target the tourism industry in your area too for future prospects.

The benefit of investing in a true vacation rental market is that the city depends on tourism and the revenue from STR's, so you don't have to worry (as much) about future STR regulations as major metropolitan areas.It's not as passive as LTR investing, but the cash-flow is undeniable. 

I read this book:  "Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs"http://www.amazon.com/Inbound-Marketing-Found-Google-Social/dp/0470499311Applied it to my real estate social media.  

I have put in an offer on a one acre lot in Northern California that's walking distance to the main square/wine tourism spots.

Drivable tourism destination that serves the central portion of the US.

I would like to hire a virtual assistant to handle inbound phone traffic.