Something I am currently interested as well.4BR/3BA SFH (possibly smaller if the numbers make sense)Between Kissimmee & Lake Nona area (not something like pine hills)30-45 minutes to Disney & tourist areaNo HOA or low HOAMust allow a short term rental (open to long term rental if the numbers make sense)Last property I was interested in, I found out that it only allowed 7 month leases for rentals.

Waterfront homes, particularly those with Gulf access, can command higher prices and potentially higher returns on investment.3) Tourism and Vacation Rentals: Cape Coral's proximity to popular tourist destinations like Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel Island makes it attractive for vacation rentals, especially during peak tourist seasons.4) Affordability: Compared to other coastal areas in Florida, Cape Coral offers relatively affordable real estate options.

The str is coming along and isn't in a tourist area. 

I purchased the policy through an insurance broker, Moody Insurance Worldwide (301 417-0001).Hope this is helpful.

And I doubt taking out around 10.000 tourist apartments will bring down real estate prices because it hasn't been going down since they stopped giving more licenses a couple of years ago. 

Do you have to rezone into hospitality or was this already zoned for tourist/hotel zoning? 

I've been researching the Colombian coast and believe there may be potential to create a destination similar to Tulum, Mexico that would attract international tourists.

You're right, the appreciation rate is faster compared to other areas because it's a tourist destination. 

 Any market which has a thriving vacation industry and also other diverse booming industry, has world class beaches  or great natural parks  and is near to many tourist locations should do well :)

No one west of the Mississippi is heading there for vacation, but there are way more people to the East than the west. while you may classify it as a “regional park” it gets as many tourists as the next three most visited parks combined.