The property is 5 miles from a large university, and a little closer to the majority of a relatively vibrant tourist area.

Keep in mind that we dont live in a tourist destination - not even close.

Even if it's not a "tourist" area you'll have visitors.

@Ariel Vincent I have 5 properties in a very tourist heavy vacation area.  

Quiet neighborhood cul-de-sac not impacted by tourists and special events of the lower village.

interested to hear if anyone has used some of the modular home options for duplex design or smaller single family homes...there is a contractor crisis that exists in our area where the few that are left, work on the higher end projects in the high tourist area, really eliminates any affordable stick built housing by local contractors. 

Portland is getting a ton of positive press for the food and beer scene and it's really becoming a destination best enjoyed when the summer tourist crowd clears out. 

You have more international tourists in Hawaii. 

That was enough for me to realize that I will never be more than just a CA tourist in the future. 

We take care of everything: provide personalized messaging/guest interactions, being available 24/7 for guest issues (including being available to physically go over to the property), personalized trip itineraries and recommendations for guests, pricing adjustments (which means staying up to date of current events including concerts, graduations, etc) coordinating of cleaning, restocking and purchasing of consumables (coffee, water, shampoo, body wash), laundry, supplying towels/linens, Netflix subscription, a color guidebook with info about each property/neighborhood, tourist brochures, takeout/delivery menus from places nearby,   We have also partnered up with local businesses and are able to offer discounts at these places for people who stay at our properties.