You would need to give your job description and you can choose candidates that meet that criteria, or just wait to have people apply.

We have a description here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/656899-social-media-s-secret-sauce-making-a-splash-in-real-estate

Based on ONLY geographical location, my pick would be Phoenix.  

It's an entertaining read, but he is so descriptive I can smell the house as I read it... https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/133059-cat-litter-house-flip-653-and-it-could-be-the-worst-one-yet-look-at-the-pics-and-you-decide

@Charles H.If your activities rise to the level of a 'trade or business', a general non-specific search in a new geographic area would be start up expenses under IRC Sec 195.Once you've identified a specific property, expenses are capitalized and added to the property's basis if acquired.Expensing the costs, even through an active LLC/ "investment LLC" is not correct treatment and will get adjusted should the IRS ever audit you.Encourage you to work with your tax CPA/EA as it's very possible not all of the travel expenses are 100% business related.

Anybody know of a website that has information about neighborhoods?

I snap a couple of pictures on my phone and spend several hours crafting a persuasive and compelling description of my property.

You are entitled to an itemized description of withholding.

@Dave Rav Your description of the property sounds like several bicycles would be welcomed at the STR. 

I'd hesitate to go outside of your geographical region for "good deals", you might end up with a bad deal further away in an area you don't know as well, which would just make it harder to deal with.