I see this is an older post (better late than never) Usually 1% of the purchase price is reasonable.

., well I guess you need to ask yourself is it less work to clean up after guests in the off season than high season?

I think you will have a hard time matching the older cabinets. 

Collin County seems to be over price, the same than Denton County, though you could find some deals there is always a challenge to find the right one.One thing to take in mind is the maintenance cost, Fort Worth has older houses that will cause issues on the maintenance, if you are looking low maintenance you will need to look a few and identify how you fell comfortable.

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The big differences are that RV parks are typically amenity rich which requires more overhead, can be seasonal in nature (but not always), require a nearby destination to work well (as opposed to employers), and use values that are typically 2 points higher in cap rate.

Specifically, really steep roads  will interfere with your Winter-season rentals and can even be an issue in the Autumn with the rains and leaves.

What is interesting is that my property is booked almost entire February and March which are off-season in Sedona but quite open in April and May which are peak-season.  

For Airbnb, check Tampa's rules and need for permits, and look into market demand and off-seasons.

There is a potential for homes that are accessible and require low maintenance, which could appeal to older buyers looking for long-term residences.