There is some very low priced real estate in Akron but the housing Demand is a little lower than rival markets.

here in Florida many of the communities with STR rival and exceed hotels in terms of on sit amenities, water parks, etc.

These include higher occupancy rates compared to short-term rentals, reduced operational hassles, and the potential for a stable income that can sometimes rival or exceed that of long-term leases.

I don’t know much about management fees, but from what I’ve found is that they rival HOAs in popular STR markets2.

My lease is from a very very very successful real estate investor whos career would rival/exceed 75% of those who appear on the podcast.

No it's not as cheap as the Midwest but the appreciation here is starting to rival what we saw in Cali a few decades ago.

For you to gain enough experience and talent to be able to rival a real GC would take you a decade.This is like when people want to get a RE license to save money doing flips....ain't gonna happenLike @Joel Forsythe said, this is a myth that perpetuates the industry.

It's cheap, one rate for duration of stay which rivals the rate for one day at the local places. 

As a side note, Deleware is a horrible place to inc unless your a large corporate interest, large enough to rival a publicly traded co., Deleware is amazing and designed for those entities.

Really, anyone considering investing in flooded homes has to have an idea of what the future value will be and my question via a recent post; Is a flooded home forever worth less than a rival that did not have water in it?