I live near the Fingerlakes which is a great tourist destination.

I live in Pollock Pines, I wasn't aware that Georgetown was that big of a tourist draw.

I really don't want to put a long term tenant in there right now with the tourist season ramping up :/

I live in a tourist town with very little industry.

My market is a tourist location and has a median home sale price of $675KListing I’m analyzing:SFH 2/1 1044 sq ft build in 1905List price $590000KARV Seller says $789K but I will list comps belowRehab per seller $95KRents in area are around $3K/moClose Downtown so could possibly AirBnBThe seller is offering seller financing at $40K down and carry the balance at 10% interest only for 18 months.The inspection-My major concern*-Foundation cracking at entry stairway-Detached garage needs complete tear down and rebuild-Foundation cracking/moving in walls in crawlspace.

I run STRs in Central New York, my tourist industry is dead, 6 feet under, incased in concrete.

Traverse city can be a pretty decent investment area but is a bit more dependent on the seasonsal tourist attractions. 

You should really spend a couple of days out here doing non-tourist stuff to get an understanding of the market (and not with people who want to sell you stuff). 

Hannah.. this flew people into the Hobergs resorts in DC 3s in the 30s and 40s So then when they lost the tourist trade and really no industry.. it became a place were more modest second homes were being bought and used.. and it was very much a SF based area.. and had some pretty big SF Italian communities. in the 1920's over 60,000 lots were platted from NICE to Clear lake Oaks and the city of Clearlake Including 7k lots behind Lucerne which virtually none of them were ever built on .. a Guy Named George Triphon bought most of those lots in the early 60s  surveyed them all pushed roads through but never followed through with water or sewer leaving them unbuildable and a environmental mess. you can see that as you drive hwy 20 up behind the city of Lucerne.. those lots were left to rot and then become the fodder of the guys who buy worthless tax sale lots and resell them on line.. we know all about the land geek and those dudes.

I'm thinking of the bedroom community for a big tourist town 30 miles away here.