(maybe it's more common for business-oriented properties than ones like mine, that pretty strictly cater to tourists?)

Here are a few ideas that you might consider:Short-Term Rentals: Given Daytona Beach's popularity as a tourist destination, you could explore renting out a portion of your house (like a room or a guest suite) on platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.

Or keep and rent out since it’s in a great tourist area.Different country or market, different angles.  .   

I am confident this will positively affect how tourists view the Poconos as this is a direct connection between two major attractions the Poconos and NYC.

But tourist it’s the most important revenue for everybody here.

We bought it, cleaned it, renovated it just a bit, bought complete new furniture, and set it up as a tourist vacation rental.

That creates housing demands for workers and tourists.

Nice property, definitely more for the tourists who want the experience the laid back culture.

The market will only continue to grow in the next few years due to a large tourist attraction under construction in the area; therefore, we have decided to hold and accept any negative cash flow as the cost of our personal vacation home.Current GoalsFor our next project(s) we are in the market for two “house hacks” in the Tulsa Metro.

The area is very popular for tourists, especially from within 500 miles so they can drive.